multiple remote folders

i am not a windows user normally so pardon my noobish. is there a way to get 2 remote folders open next to each other, instead of 1 local one remote. having a local folder of the pc i am currently sitting in front of is fairly useless to me.

thanks

No you cannot.
Related FAQ:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/faq_fxp

martin wrote:

No you cannot.
Related FAQ:
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/faq_fxp

cannot is a bit strong, as scp works fine with a gui that supports this feature, there are many in *nix-land.
thanks anyways though, nice proggy other then that.

I dont want to transfer files between 2 remote files, i only want to show 2 different folders at the same time. i dont need the local directory.
Is this not possible to implement? (without possibility to transefer between) i dont want fxp or ftp. only show files and edit.

Restless wrote:

I dont want to transfer files between 2 remote files, i only want to show 2 different folders at the same time. i dont need the local directory.
Is this not possible to implement? (without possibility to transefer between) i dont want fxp or ftp. only show files and edit.

For that you can have two instances of WinSCP running side by side.

yes, but there is no way to hide the local side, so i have smaler remote :( is there no way to implement 2 remote view without transfer or something?

Restless wrote:

yes, but there is no way to hide the local side, so i have smaler remote

You can use Explorer interface.
https://winscp.net/eng/docs/ui_explorer

I totally support this request as well. One way it could be implemented would be like in Total Commander: for each pane, left and right, have multiple tabs, each on a different directory. That would be a great addition.

And congratulations on a very nice program!

Another Guest wrote:

I totally support this request as well. One way it could be implemented would be like in Total Commander: for each pane, left and right, have multiple tabs, each on a different directory. That would be a great addition.

Thanks for your post.

This request is being tracked already:
https://winscp.net/tracker/768