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    <h1>Note</h1>
    Since Chrome 76, if you try to access images or PDF files in FTP sites they will be downloaded, but will not be displayed by the browser.<br>
    Chrome, however, still displays directory listings of FTP folders contents. 
    <br> Google has announced its intent to deprecate and remove support for FTP URLs. <br> Current FTP implementation in Chrome neither supports encrypted connections nor proxies. 
    <br>With the usage of FTP in Chrome and with various FTP clients available on affected platforms, it is no longer makes sense to invest in supporting FTP anymore. 
    <br>The team has completely removed support for accessing FTP URLs over HTTPS proxies in Chrome 76.
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    To access your files via FTP you now require a ftp client such as filezilla. https://filezilla-project.org/
    Your username and password is unchanged.
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    The program is a free download and runs on all popular platforms.
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    If you require assistance contact the IT department at ITWAL Monday to Friday between 9am to 5pm.
    <br> 905-840-9400
    

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