GetFTPPassword 0.5 Description:

GetFTPPassword will help you retrieve the password for a ftp site stored in your FTP client.

You use your favorite ftp client to connect to GetFTPPassword by modifying the host address of the site to 127.0.0.1, port 1234 and connect, upon connection the username and password is displayed in the program. Simple and effective.

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