@CuriousCat: This topic is about preserving the queue when exiting WinSCP. When reconnecting, the queue should be preserved. If you have a different experience, please post step-by-step description of what you are doing. Some screenshots and a session log file might help too.

9 Years later...

I'm new to WinSCP and at first I thought, it's what I was looking for... (Normally I use Total Commander for FTP'ing)
Today I got 3 time disconnected from my Router and saw, that every time my Queue list was empty.
Well, at first I thought, the transfer was complete but nope...
WinSCP emptied the list and I had to fill it every time again...
So no resume and export of the List is... well.. 2015? ;)

Anyway... WinSCP have good features so I might try it again in a while...
Someone knows a program, which supports that?

When is this feature going to be implemented, if ever?

How many votes does it take?

New to the forum.

I was google searching to find out how to turn Queue Save on Exit for WinSCP.

It made no sense to me that this didn't happen. It seemed the whole point of the software.

Can anyone recommend a different program that supports this?

This request has been added to the tracker:
Issue 1720 – Persistent transfer queue

You can vote for it in the tracker.

+1. Would you consider having a voting system for prioritizing new features?

OK, thanks for your feedback.

Hello,

I loved to see this feature too, I uploading to a slow computer, which is not always available, so my upload interrupted a lot of time and I need to add the item again the next day/later.
Would be nice to save this information in the workspace.

Thanks for your suggestion. We will consider it.

hi all,

first of all, congratulations for this application !

I use ot to download big file from a computer which is not connected 24 horus a day. so Sometimes I shutdown the computer and I come back later. When I have downloads in the queue it isn't saved after exit. So next time when I connect to WinSCP I have to add again all files to the queue.

Is there an option to save the content of the queue before exiting and to restore it during start-up?

have a nice weekend,
Romu