Fugu allows all the ease of the graphical user interface with all of the security of a secure file transfer program, rolled into one. However, in order to connect you will need to know someone's username and server address. But once you do the set up is easy. Just type that in, connect and you are ready to go.
Fugu's interface is easy to use and understand, however, it is not intended for the novice computer user. Only those who have an understanding of FTP applications will be able to use it with ease.
Fugu has some interesting features which are, according to the website:
* Drag and drop upload and download of files.
* External editor support.
* Image previews.
* Directory upload (not natively supported in SFTP).
* Permissions, owner and group modification.
* Directory histories.
* Support for international characters, including Chinese and Japanese glyphs.
* A Console, which may be used like a command line SFTP session.
* Support for Public Key Authentication.
* Support for connections to alternate ports.
* Full Aqua interface.
* SCP support.
* Ability to create SSH Tunnels.
* Keychain support.
