Changelog WinSCP:

What's New in WinSCP 4.3.6:

- Fixed Bugs.

What's New in WinSCP 4.3.5:

- Fixed Bugs.

What's New in WinSCP 4.3.4:

- Fixed Bugs.

What's New in WinSCP 4.3.3:

- Rolled back increase of socket internal buffer size for SSH.
- SSH core upgraded to the latest development snapshot of PuTTY (2011-03-04, revision 9120).
- On Windows 7 progress of operation is shown on the taskbar button.
- URLs with IPv6 address are supported.
- Removed length limit for FTP Post login commands.
- State of Advanced options checkbox is always remembered.
- Source of the configuration is stored into session log.
- Navigating back/forward with synchronized browsing enabled affects both panels.
- When renaming a file during transfer, only filename (without an extension) is optionally selected.
- File renaming is not started, when only focusing application.
- Session colors are used on stored session list.
- Setup will default to use the same language as the last time.
- Fixed bugs.

What's New in WinSCP 4.3.2:

- SSL core upgraded to OpenSSL 1.0.0d.
- Enabled TLS extensions in OpenSSL, what resolves problems with some FTP servers.
- Compare directories command uses Shift+F2 shortcut instead of Ctrl+C.
- Added support for dragging files from WinRAR.
- Default ascii file mask extended with *.js.
- SSH core upgraded to the latest development snapshot of PuTTY.
- Fixed Bugs.

What's New in WinSCP 4.2.9:

- Never try to rename file to the very same name.
- Fixed Bugs.

What's New in WinSCP 4.2.8:

- File size masks are allowed in script commands.
- Conversion of timestamps between local and remote systems with respect to DST follows changes introduced in Windows 7.
- Installation package includes development versions of PuTTYgen and Pageant applications.
- SSH core upgraded to the latest development snapshot of PuTTY (2010-05-19, revision 8952). Improving GSSAPI support.
- Script commands and output are included into session log.
- Fixed Bugs.