CodeWallah
I understand there's been lots of back and forth with the forced transfer queue issue, as apparently it can't be disabled in favor of a direct download. Let me explain my situation to explain why this is dumb for my purposes. (And since I'm a web developer and considered purchasing SmartFTP, thanks to good impressions with older versions, I assume I'm a part of the product's target audience.)
In a common working session, I need to open connections to a couple of sites and drop in a few fixed files each. Now, this would be fine with the transfer queue UNLESS I already had a few gigs of media files queued up for transfer. With the transfer queue congested, for each damned little file I want to get uploaded somewhere, I need to go to the very bottom of the queue, right click, select "Move to top", and if the queue was turned off to free bandwidth from media transfers, also turn it on just for the one file, and then off again.
This is obviously a very ass-backwards way of transferring a single file.
Please don't tell me to install an earlier version with unpatched bugs, buying a full-price license for it. That's just not the way it works. And it shouldn't be too hard to allow user to skip transfer queue on demand.
In a common working session, I need to open connections to a couple of sites and drop in a few fixed files each. Now, this would be fine with the transfer queue UNLESS I already had a few gigs of media files queued up for transfer. With the transfer queue congested, for each damned little file I want to get uploaded somewhere, I need to go to the very bottom of the queue, right click, select "Move to top", and if the queue was turned off to free bandwidth from media transfers, also turn it on just for the one file, and then off again.
This is obviously a very ass-backwards way of transferring a single file.
Please don't tell me to install an earlier version with unpatched bugs, buying a full-price license for it. That's just not the way it works. And it shouldn't be too hard to allow user to skip transfer queue on demand.