Cyberduck works great with text editors like Smultron. The client automatically downloads the file and opens it with the associated application. It gives you the possibility to create and edit files. The FTP browser provides you various options besides the usual functionality of a FTP client. Browsing the FTP directories is quite fast, faster than other clients such as webSite Manager for example. There are also available some other features like anonymous login, connection mode, encoding type, and the possibility to add your passwords to the keychain.Ĭyberduck also provides you the possibility to create bookmarks for your connections in order to avoid retyping the same settings. You have to pick the protocol from a drop-down list, provide the server's address and listening port, the path to the desired folder from the FTP server's virtual file system, your username, and your password. The configuration of this client is very easy. The client supports multiple transfers at once. The file transfers are placed within a new window. The client uses a second connection to the FTP server when it's transferring files.
It provides you just a single browser for the FTP server. The interface of Cyberduck isn't split in a couple of browsers, like the one from the classic FTP clients. You may need to remove the '.xml' part of the file extension in order for Cyberduck to open the file. NOTE: Cyberduck connection profiles may sometimes be downloaded as '.cyberduckprofile.xml' files. In Mac OS X, Cyberduck connection profiles are saved in the following folder: /Library/Application Support/Cyberduck/Profiles. The continued donations of users is what allows Cyberduck to be available for free today. Free software is a matter of the users freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software. Or buy Cyberduck from the Mac App Store or Windows Store.
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