DoggyFtp was designed as a basic, no-frills, lightweight FTP client.

Most people, like us, tend to use a full-featured FTP client like FlashFXP. But what about the guy (or gal) who needs to connect VIA FTP once in a great while? This is where DoggyFTP comes into play. You can download, upload & delete, and run multiple instances of DoggyFTP, but that's about it.

You can enter all the details to connect, but there's no saving of your favorite sites or logins, but it can save your passwords. The option to select your preferred local and remote folders is there, as well as a log file of any failed operations, which can be saved as a text file. Missing is a simple Anonymous login that would be a nice feature for this application.

There's a link to their website and a contact link, but no help because you really shouldn't need it.

If all you're looking for in an FTP client is the basics, DoggyFtp is tough to beat.

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