FTPEditor

Administrating or looking after a website does not come without a particular set of challenges. This said, having to deal with time-consuming maintenance duties like fixing mistakes, replacing outdated information, adding new links and files as well as removing the old ones usually require an HTML editor and an FTP utility.

With this in mind, you might want to read a little further as this might actually be something that you needed without ever realizing it.

FTPEditor is a very interesting and well thought-out piece of software that is designed from the ground up to offer you the best of both worlds.

To put it as simple as possible, FTPEditor is actually part text editor, part FTP solution. The result is an incredibly useful app that is capable of handling a wide array of tasks, for which you would usually use two apps, consequently making the whole website administration process a lot less tiresome and annoying.

You can get this utility up and running in practically no time, as you are only required to undergo a typical installation process.

Straight away, you are bound to discover the app's overly simplistic and very intuitive user interface. It is true that the UI might be a bit on the old side of things, but considering it actually combines elements from both a basic text editor and an FTP utility, this is quite understandable.

First off, you should head over to the SiteManager section and configure the connection between the app and your website. The workflow revolves around you switching between the app's main two, self-explanatory sections, namely the Editor and the Explorer tabs.

This is a good time to point out that the app also packs an internal browser which makes it possible for you to view the changes done to your website in real time, without having to leave its window.

Based on everything that's been said, FTPEditor is a very smart application and probably one of the best solutions for website administrators that usually rely on separate HTML editors and FTP utilities to maintain their websites as relevant as possible.

Even though it might not look the part and despite its outstanding simplicity, FTPEditor is a perfect example of software evolution. What we have here then is a software solution that not only manages to provide its users with everything that a text/HTML editor and an FTP could offer but it manages to do so from under a single roof, and, even more impressive, without notable compromises.