Sally

Features

FTP, network shares and devices in a panel

A remote server, a network share, a phone or the registry opens in a panel like a local folder, so the same keys copy, view and delete there too.

FTP client

The FTP Client connects from the drive menu or a typed path such as ftp://user@server/path and shows the server in a panel.

  • FTPS with explicit TLS (AUTH TLS), with the session reused for data connections.
  • Unix, Windows IIS, VMS, MVS, IBM i and z/VM listings, all common proxy and firewall types, and compressed transfers (MODE Z).
  • Upload and download whole folders in the background. Each operation has its own window with progress and a pause button, and an interrupted transfer reconnects and resumes where the server allows it.
  • Change Unix permissions, view remote files, send raw FTP commands, and keep bookmarks for your servers.

Network shares

The Network plugin lists computers and their shares in a panel without freezing it while the network answers, and remembers what it has seen. UNC paths, including long ones over 260 characters, work everywhere a local path does, and Sally can map and disconnect network drives and show your own shared folders (Ctrl+Shift+F9).

Devices and special places

  • Portable Devices: browse and copy files on phones, cameras and other devices connected over MTP.
  • Folders: the Desktop, Control Panel, Recycle Bin and other Windows shell folders.
  • Registry Editor: browse the registry like a folder tree; copy, move, rename and delete keys and values, edit values, search with regular expressions, and export keys.
  • Windows Mobile: older Pocket PC and Windows CE devices through ActiveSync.

Stored passwords

Server passwords you choose to save can be protected with a master password and AES encryption, set under Options › Configuration › Security.