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This is on my Mac.

When I right-click on a batch of files and choose upload they go into a queue and start transferring. That works fine. And at the bottom of window I can see my queue numbers dropping until they are done. And I can see the size of the remaining queue.

But is it possible to see a tad more detail, like which files are currently being transferred? And maybe even get a "ping" notice or other notice signalling me that it's done?

Thanks,

doug

The queue pane is a lot larger, and contains the file list etc. Actions after queue processing can be set by right-clicking an empty space in the queue pane.

1. Check if the queue pane is enabled: Menu View - √Transfer queue
2. If it is enabled already, you need to drag it open again from the bottom. Sometimes it has a very small size.

View > Transfer queue is already enabled.

Dragging (up from the top of the pane) does what you said and enlarged it and I can see the files transferred now.

Thanks!

doug

As a followup, is there a way to get a notification when the queue is all sound, like a "ping" sound or something? On Macs, there is a whole "notifications" feature. I wonder if FileZilla makes use of it.

Thanks,

doug

As I already pointed out, right-clicking the queue pane opens the context menu, where you can set actions, like sound, notification, and different shutdown actions.

If the Mac notification intercepts standard messages of applications, it should work. But, please note my experience is based on the Windows and Linux version, no idea of possible Mac shortcomings.

It seems "play sound" works but on the Mac, anyway, the default "show notification bubble" doesn't.

Thanks,

doug

That would be a question to the dev.

Hi!

Any news about this issue? I usually upload several files per day and it would be awesome to have a notification everytime the queue is complete. Normally, my macbook is muted so a sound notification is not useful for me.

Thank you!