Cyberduck 3.8

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Cyberduck is a libre, open source FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Cloud Files, Google Docs and Amazon S3 browser for the Mac. It features an easy to use interface with quickly accessible bookmarks. The outline view of the browser allows to browse large folder structures efficiently and you can quickly preview files with Quick Look. To edit files, a seamless integration with any external editor application makes it easy to change content quickly. Both Amazon CloudFront and Cloud Files from Rackspace can be easily configured to distribute your content in the cloud. Many OS X core system technologies such as Spotlight, Bonjour and the Keychain are supported and 30 translations make you feel at home.

What's new:

Version 3.8:

• [Feature] CDN configuration with custom origin server (Amazon CloudFront)
  
• [Feature] CDN invalidation requests (Amazon CloudFront) (#5197)
  
• [Feature] Connecting to Swift Storage (Openstack)
  
• [Feature] FireFTP Bookmarks Importer
  
• [Feature] CrossFTP Bookmarks Importer
  
• [Feature] Perform MD5 hash calculation during upload (#5186) (S3, Cloudfiles)
  
• [Feature] Rename existing files on upload or download (#5117)
  
• [Feature] Show last access timestamp in history (#3805)
  
• [Feature] Synchronize comparing MD5 checksum of file (S3, Cloudfiles, Dropbox, Azure)
  
• [Feature] Display decimal file size (OS X 10.6) (#3771)
  
• [Feature] Display relative date in browser (OS X 10.6)
  
• [bugfix] Slow SFTP transfers (#185)
  
• [bugfix] Reduced upload preparation time for thousands of files
  
• [bugfix] Connect through HTTP/HTTPS proxy (#5379)
  
• [bugfix] Support for S3Fox directory placeholders (S3)
  
• [bugfix] Support for Google Storage Console directory placeholders (S3)
  
• [bugfix] Support for s3sync.rb directory placeholders (#5374) (S3)
  
• [bugfix] Connect through HTTP/HTTPS proxy (#5379) (Google Docs)
  
• [bugfix] Changing storage class fails (S3)
  
• [bugfix] Apply ACLs recursively (S3)
  
• [bugfix] Apply custom HTTP headers recursively (S3)
  
• [bugfix] Interoperability (#2609, #4231, #2915) (WebDAV)
  
• [bugfix] SSL version number incompatibility (#5061)
  
• [bugfix] Preserve upload modification date does not work for folders (#3017)
  
• [bugfix] Uploading large documents might fail (#5411) (Google Docs)
  
• [bugfix] Web URL configuration fails for relative default path (#4012)
  
• [bugfix] Support CIDR styled patterns for hosts excluded from proxy settings (#5142)
  

Link: Cyberduck website

Download: Cyberduck 3.8

[Jub]

I've always used Transmission, but I'm curious about CyberDuck, since the name and logo are great. How does it compare?

[Gocom]

I've always used Transmission, but I'm curious about CyberDuck, since the name and logo are great. How does it compare?

Cyberduck is FTP client, while Transmission is bittorrent client.

As a FTP client, Cyberduck is really great. The GUI is slightly lacking, doesn't completely follow the guidelines, but isn't too bad - it's simple at least. It's worth of my small (annual-ish) donations.

[PyX]

Hey, I forgot this one... Recently I was looking at the FTP clients for the Mac.

My top 3 : Forklift, Flow, Cyberduck. Easily.

[Quillz]

Cyberduck is FTP client, while Transmission is bittorrent client.

As a FTP client, Cyberduck is really great. The GUI is slightly lacking, doesn't completely follow the guidelines, but isn't too bad - it's simple at least. It's worth of my small (annual-ish) donations.

I think he meant Transmit 4.

I've used both and prefer Transmit. But both get the job done, you can't really go wrong with either.

[Wannes]

Cyberduck is good but I reckon it's sluggish sometimes. I'll try out Transmit and see if I notice a difference.