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  * and confirm with //Save// button.   * and confirm with //Save// button.
-Note that most mainstream web browsers ignore system registration for ''%%ftp://%%'' %%URL%% addresses and handle these on web pages on their own. To override this, you may use [[integration_url#winscp|WinSCP-specific URL addresses]].+Note that most mainstream web browsers ignore system registration for ''%%ftp://%%'' %%URL%% addresses and handle these on web pages on their own. To override this, you may use [[#winscp|WinSCP-specific URL addresses]].
-WinSCP never registers to handle WebDAV ''%%http://%%'' %%URL%% addresses not to conflict with web browser registration. Though it registers [[integration_url#winscp|WinSCP-specific WebDAV URL addresses]].+WinSCP never registers to handle WebDAV ''%%http://%%'' %%URL%% addresses not to conflict with web browser registration. Though it registers [[#winscp|WinSCP-specific WebDAV URL addresses]].
==== [[winxp]] Windows XP ==== ==== [[winxp]] Windows XP ====
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In addition to registering to generic %%URL%% protocols, WinSCP registers for application-specific %%URL%% protocols with ''winscp-'' prefix, i.e. ''%%winscp-sftp://%%'', ''%%winscp-ftp://%%'', etc. This is particularly useful for FTP protocol, for which WinSCP competes with your default web browser. Also for links on web pages, web browsers typically ignore system registration for ''%%ftp://%%'' addresses and handle these on their own anyway. In addition to registering to generic %%URL%% protocols, WinSCP registers for application-specific %%URL%% protocols with ''winscp-'' prefix, i.e. ''%%winscp-sftp://%%'', ''%%winscp-ftp://%%'', etc. This is particularly useful for FTP protocol, for which WinSCP competes with your default web browser. Also for links on web pages, web browsers typically ignore system registration for ''%%ftp://%%'' addresses and handle these on their own anyway.
-Using WinSCP-specific %%URL%% protocols is reasonable also, when using WinSCP-specific extension for %%URL%% syntax, particularly the [[integration_url#save|save extension]].+Using WinSCP-specific %%URL%% protocols is reasonable also, when using WinSCP-specific extension for %%URL%% syntax, particularly the [[#save|save extension]].
For WebDAV, WinSCP registers only to WinSCP-specific %%URL%% addresses, ''%%winscp-http://%%'' and ''%%winscp-https://%%''. For WebDAV, WinSCP registers only to WinSCP-specific %%URL%% addresses, ''%%winscp-http://%%'' and ''%%winscp-https://%%''.
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To make WinSCP [[session_configuration#site|save session settings]] provided by %%URL%% to a site instead of opening a session, add '';save'' after a path part of the %%URL%% (if there is no path part, terminate the %%URL%% with ''/'' before adding the '';save'' extension). To make WinSCP [[session_configuration#site|save session settings]] provided by %%URL%% to a site instead of opening a session, add '';save'' after a path part of the %%URL%% (if there is no path part, terminate the %%URL%% with ''/'' before adding the '';save'' extension).
-For SFTP/SCP %%URL%% this should be combined with including [[session_url#hostkey|SSH host key fingerprint in the URL]]. As this is WinSCP-specific extension, and also to avoid conflicts with other applications, like web browsers, consider using [[integration_url#winscp|WinSCP-specific URL protocols]].+For SFTP/SCP %%URL%% this should be combined with including [[session_url#hostkey|SSH host key fingerprint in the URL]]. As this is WinSCP-specific extension, and also to avoid conflicts with other applications, like web browsers, consider using [[#winscp|WinSCP-specific URL protocols]].
Example: ''[[winscp-sftp://martin:mypassword;fingerprint=ssh-rsa-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx@example.com/;save]]'' Example: ''[[winscp-sftp://martin:mypassword;fingerprint=ssh-rsa-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx@example.com/;save]]''

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