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Alright! Thank you very much! Will try tomorrow!
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Alright! Thank you very much! Will try tomorrow!

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Awesome!<br />
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Thanx!
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We are looking for an FTP apps that we can click on a folder and get the total size of that folder, including its sub-folders; something like WinDirStat. &nbsp;The most important is to get the size of the folders. &nbsp;What FTP can we use?<br />
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Note: we are using FileZilla, but there is no option like what we want.
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We are looking for an FTP apps that we can click on a folder and get the total size of that folder, including its sub-folders; something like WinDirStat.  The most important is to get the size of the folders.  What FTP can we use?

Note: we are using FileZilla, but there is no option like what we want.

Looking FTP apps that behaves similar to WinDirStat

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