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This was recently discussed in a chat thread, I've just noticed that someone seems to have taken notice :¬)
Customers are now able to view a day-by-day breakdown of their broadband usage (both upload and download).
Looks good!
Are there any other recent MyFreeola changes I may have missed?
Customers are now able to view a day-by-day breakdown of their broadband usage (both upload and download).
Looks good!
Are there any other recent MyFreeola changes I may have missed?
[s]Hmmm...[/s] 
Hmmm... wrote:
> Are there any other recent MyFreeola changes I may have missed?
As you are not a VIP Hosting customer, then no.
A tool was recently added to VIP Hosting accounts to let those customers directly FTP into their site via MyFreeola, negating the need to use an FTP client (or the horrible in-built stuff in IE), should they so wish.
> Are there any other recent MyFreeola changes I may have missed?
As you are not a VIP Hosting customer, then no.
A tool was recently added to VIP Hosting accounts to let those customers directly FTP into their site via MyFreeola, negating the need to use an FTP client (or the horrible in-built stuff in IE), should they so wish.
This was recently discussed in a chat thread, I've just noticed that someone seems to have taken notice :¬)
Customers are now able to view a day-by-day breakdown of their broadband usage (both upload and download).
Looks good!
Are there any other recent MyFreeola changes I may have missed?
Customers are now able to view a day-by-day breakdown of their broadband usage (both upload and download).
Looks good!
Are there any other recent MyFreeola changes I may have missed?
[s]Hmmm...[/s]