Running Sierra: need to re-download previous version

[RonLichty]

I've been successfully running FileZilla (thank you!) on my MacBook Pro under Sierra for many years.

Until just now, when I updated to 3.46.3. It won't run under Sierra.

How can I download the previously working under Sierra version? (I've been blithely clicking "replace" when copying it into Applications all this time. This time I'm hosed for having done so.)

Thanks,
Ron Lichty
Ron@RonLichty.com

[BungalowPanic]

Sierra user too, I'm on the same boat. After years of always keeping a FileZilla.old.app before throwing the updated client into the applications folder and never having the need to roll back, I got negligent and there was no backup this time.

Looking for alternate sources to grab an older version, FossHub seemed reputable enough.

[boco]

Fosshub (or similar old version download sites) do not offer the Pro versions, though.

For free versions, https://download.filezilla-project.org is, of course, the most reliable site. I'm not aware of any repository for the past Pro releases.

[RonLichty]

Using the free version. But don't see how to get a download of other-than-the-latest. (Nor which to go back to that still runs on Sierra.)

[boco]

I posted the link, https://download.filezilla-project.org/client/ lists all packages.

[RonLichty]

Thank you so much, boco! Back online1

[TallTed]

RonLichty -- Can you identify the latest Filezilla version that supports Sierra? Or at least, identify the Filezilla version you're running on Sierra?

I'm currently running 3.52.0.5, which was identified in another thread as compatible with El Capitan, from which I've just upgraded to Sierra...

[botg]

You need to update your operating system. You should never ever run outdated software in a networked environment.