Some friends reported that in the process of using xftp5, they found that the file name was garbled in Chinese. What should they do? So today the editor will explain to you the solution to the garbled xftp5 code. Friends in need come and take a look.

First, open xftp on your computer, enter the main interface, and click File->Properties, as shown in the figure below:

Then, when no connection is established, the default session properties are entered, which are valid for all connections. After entering, click Connect. In the connection interface, set the encoding to utf-8 and click OK, as shown in the figure below. :

The above is the solution to xftp5 garbled code explained by the editor. I hope it can help everyone solve the problem.