FileZilla 3.15.0 Beta 1 ~{KiNg}

2016-01-13 - FileZilla Client 3.15.0-beta1 released
New features:

Building FileZilla now depends on libfilezilla 0.3.0 (https://lib.filezilla-project.org/).
Added support for downloading and deleting multiple unrelated directories from the search dialog
*nix: Vastly speed up line-ending conversion when downloading files using the ASCII data type
Improved compatibility with broken servers omitting the mandatory 1yz reply to transfer commands
Bugfixes and minor changes:

Fix handling of SFTP keyfiles with non-ASCII characters in their paths
Add missing directory comparison checkbox to new bookmark dialog
MSW: Installer now sets appid on desktop icon
Updated built-in pugixml
2015-11-30 - FileZilla Server 0.9.54 released
New features:

Newly set account passwords are now stored in form of salted SHA512 hashes
The undocumented 8+3 filename feature has been removed
Bugfixes and minor changes:

Waiting for transfers to finish when taking the server offline now correctly closes the sockets
Clarified a few error messages related to FTP over TLS
Updated OpenSSL to 1.0.2d
2015-11-02 - Announcing libfilezilla
Some of the core functionality from FileZilla has been moved into libfilezilla, a new cross-platform C++ library. Check out https://lib.filezilla-project.org/ for details.

2015-10-16 - FileZilla Client 3.14.1 released
New features:

For third-party builds, add configure flag to allow using system ciphers for FTP over TLS. Display a warning if an insecure cipher is negotiated as result of using system ciphers.
Bugfixes and minor changes:

Fixed loading of the directory comparison flag for bookmakrs in the Site Manager
Changing the interface layout and icon theme no longer results in an inconsistent UI state
Some SFTP servers send additional information on errors. This information is now shown in the message log
If the local file cannot be opened on SFTP transfers FileZilla no longer automatically retries
Updated SFTP components from PuTTY
2014-05-17 - FTP over TLS support added to https://ftptest.net/
The online FTP server tester https://ftptest.net/ has been updated with FTP over TLS support. Both the modern explicit TLS negotiation as well as the legacy implicit negotiation can be tested.

The server tester can be used by server administrators and users to verify that their server has been setup correctly and in full accordance with the FTP specifications. The test tool has been specifically designed to point out even the smallest of problems, to ensure that servers passing the test are compatible with as many clients as possible.