Download WinSCP 5.7.3

Version 5.7.3 of WinSCP has been released. With this open source program, files can be securely copied between two computers. The program supports ftp, secure ftp and the older scpprotocol. WinSCP is not only available as a standalone program, but also as plugin for the file managers FAR and Altap Salamander. The changelog for this release can be found below.

Changes in WinSCP version 5.7.3:

• Using FTP command SIZE in binary mode. 1292
• Optionally determining local file icon by extension only. 1325
• Ensuring that sessions to be opened in a new window does not get actually opened back in the existing window.
• Bug fix: SFTP transfers fail occasionally. 1321
• Bug fix: Controls occasionally do not align correctly after restoring maximized window from minimization. 1309
• Bug fix: Embedded session is not opened. 1311
• Bug fix: SCP session breaks when an output includes a null character. 1313
• Bug fix: Error retrieving file attributes with FTP protocol when the path is given with trailing slash. 1314
• Bug fix: Sort arrow was shown on unsortable Find dialog.
• Bug fix: File mask with size constraint over 4 GB does not work. 1318
• Bug fix: When dragging files from local panel to local tree, status bar is not updated. 1319
• Bug fix: Local directory tree does not show newly created folder. 1320
• Bug fix: Local directory tree stops reflecting changes after creating new folder.
• Bug fix: Failure when HTTPS WebDAV URL redirects to HTTP. 1323
• Bug fix: Certificate validation fails, when HTTP WebDAV URL redirects to HTTPS.
• Bug fix: Some redirected WebDAVS connection error messages show original host name instead of the actual host name.
• Bug fix: WebDAVS certificate failure override for redirected session is stored for original host name.
• Bug fix: During file transfers on FTP servers that do not support MLSD command, file details are not provided on overwrite confirmation prompt and transfer progress is not shown correctly. 1324
• Bug fix: Edit commands on all Internal editors reflect state of the currently focused editor, instead of their editor.