PowerFolder is a free tool to synchronize files over the internet or local network. It can be used to exchange every type of data, for example - documents, photos, music, videos or project files.
PowerFolder can automatically detect and synchronize the changes. It runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.
PowerFolder uses peer-to-peer technology to exchange the files. This means you do not need a server to host the files. Every client holds a local copy of the folder. Features include - File synchronization between multiple PCs over the internet or LAN, Supports multiple languages, Offers Private Networking, Auto-detects changes, Runs silently in system tray, Easy-to-use user interface, Easy installation and update, Windows installer available, Synchronize profiles control how folders get synchronized, Pure peer-to-peer network - no server required, MP3(ID3) tag support, Out-of-Browser start (Java WebStart), Built-in compression of up- and downloads (GZIP), Link support for downloads like edonkey-links, Cross platform compatibility. PowerFolder is written completely in Java, Automatically detects nodes on a local LAN - like a windows network, Intelligent upload and download strategy - upload can be limited, Integrated support for dynamic-dns addresses, Full icon support for folders on windows systems, Open-source. PowerFolder as File sharing - The main difference between PowerFolder and other File sharing programs is that files get automatically downloaded when someone adds a new file. People with same interests group together in folders, if anybody has new stuff it is automatically sent to all folder members. Requirements - Java 1.5 (free download), 64 Megabytes memory. . Follow the link and
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PowerFolder 2.0 "CLEAN" award
We tested PowerFolder with leading antivirus solutions and we found it to be clean which means that does not contain any form of malware (spyware, viruses, trojans).. We'll test every updated version of PowerFolder and the award may be withdrawn, so you should check back this page.