ymmd - call me Ismael, Cpt’n ..
That looks cool as well. I like the interface a little more than yummy’s. I have downloaded the trial and will see what I think. I still use Fetch, so it needs to be better than that.
One thing which got my attention is Forklift’s Amazon S3 support... interresting !
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FYI, Panic does FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, WebDAV HTTPS and S3.
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Sooner or later, they’ll all do it I guess...
I have been a long time user of Cyberduck but I dropped it because of instability issue and it’s a no go for me !
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Yeah, I can’t rely on CD either. Since the beginning of this post I have tried every tool mentioned and settled on Transmit (even though I had dropped it previously). It is the one with the best UI and the most solid feature set. I come from a long relationship with Fetch but the single pane window is a little confusing at times and they don’t seem to be investing much into the product (basically has the same feature set as the original release).
Filezilla isn’t bad on Mac.
Some issues on the latest version with Drag and Drop though under Leopard, but otherwise usable.
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I’ve been a Leopard convert for one month now and tried Transmit and Cyberduck, and have chosen Cyberduck so far. It seems to best fit my needs. After dealing Windows FTP interfaces for the past 10+ years, I’m super happy with Cyberduck. Nice and simple, yet with powerful features (I love Cyberduck’s synchronize feature).
