@wanamaker44: Thanks for your suggestion.

This request has been added to the tracker:
Issue 1133 – Close session tab on middle mouse click

I've recently learned that middle click on tabs usually closes them in web browsers and other tabbed programs. Could this be added to winscp? Thanks!

Wonderful !

Thank you very much for adding the Ctrl+W shortcut to the tracker, and even more, to tell me this is present in the 5.2 version !

Now knowing how stable the 5.2 beta is, I'll wait for the day it joins the stable releases, now I know I can wait. Thank you, once again :)

oliverfr wrote:

a list of the already successfully (or not) uploaded files.

I believe you are looking for this:
Issue 584 – Keep finished transfers in the background transfers queue list

Ctrl+W to close session tabs. This has become the standard keyboard shortcut in nearly all programs using tabs, and I find its absence in WinSCP disturbing. Yeah, it's just a little detail ;)

This request has been added to the tracker:
Issue 1035 – Ctrl+W shortcut for closing tab (session)

Hello,

First thing, thank you VERY MUCH for the quality SFTP client! :) I'm a former FileZilla user, who gave up on the program when I found it was storing my passwords in plain text for anyone to see. I'm not confident enough that I will never ever accidentally allow access to my disks, so, well, I quit FileZilla, and finding that WinSCP does everything as well, or better, is a serious relief :)

I'm using WinSCP 5.1.6 build 3394.

There are only two features that I miss, would there be a chance to have them added to WinSCP in the future?

• A list of the already successfully (or not) uploaded files.
  That, I believe, would be a MAJOR improvement.
  For the moment, when I don't remember if I have uploaded a file or not, my only option is to try uploading it again and wait to see if I am prompted an "overwrite?" confirmation. Worse, when I'm updating a remote site (with Notepad++ as editor) and I can't remember if I saved the updated file in N++, there is no way anymore to know what file is being ran on the remote server.
  A list of what files were uploaded, with success or not, and at what time, would come really handy.
  
  
• Ctrl+W to close session tabs. This has become the standard keyboard shortcut in nearly all programs using tabs, and I find its absence in WinSCP disturbing. Yeah, it's just a little detail ;)
  

Thank you very much if these suggestions (especially the first one, haha) can be given some consideration!
Kind regards,
Oliver