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Hi,
I am working on a pc that often reboots. When I transfer files with filezilla I can see which files have been transferred successfully and which ones have had problems ...
However, if during the night the PC restarts, the next morning I have no more information on which file has been transferred and which not and I have to recreate the queue and check what remains to be copied.
It would be convenient for the queue and other information on the status of the transfers to be persistent and in case of restarting the PC when Filezilla is reopened, to automatically have the status at the moment before the restart.

The queue is being persisted if FileZilla is closed.

How is the system rebooted? Gracefully, with all programs closed down properly, or abrupt e.g. by pulling the plug?

no, PC will reset bad....
I believe there is a sudden RESET: I lose the Remote desktop connection and have to wait for the restart (slow after a brutal failure).
Precisely for this type of inconvenience that can occur it would be convenient for the software to save the status of the queues from time to time even before being shut down.

That is unfortunate.

For performance reasons FileZilla only saves the queue when it shuts down. With large queues saving can take a considerable amount of time. Saving more often would also introduce weirdness if one were then to start a second copy of FileZilla.

It would also be nice to have persistent tabs. When I restart FileZilla for updating I have to remember and reopen all my tabs manually except the last one. (Apologies if this is too different to belong in the same topic)

Thank you!!