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The easiest way to transfer files between your Mac and remote FTP servers. Take advantage of its Aquaâ„¢ style interface, Site Manager address book, extensive server type support and fast transfers.
BulletProof FTP Macintosh Features:
BulletProof FTP Macintosh Features:
- Fast - Everything about BPFTP Client Mac is fast! Fast startup, fast connections using Quick Connect, fast site access using the Site Manager address book and fast drag ‘n drop transfers.
- Powerful - BPFTP Client Mac has features of it's long famous sibling, BPFTP Client for Windows; automatic and manual resume of interrupted transfers,
Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.1 or later.
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The easiest way to transfer files between your Mac and remote FTP servers. Take advantage of its Aquaâ„¢ style interface, Site Manager address book, extensive server type support and fast transfers.
BulletProof FTP Macintosh Features:
BulletProof FTP Macintosh Features:
- Fast - Everything about BPFTP Client Mac is fast! Fast startup, fast connections using Quick Connect, fast site access using the Site Manager address book and fast drag ‘n drop transfers.
- Powerful - BPFTP Client Mac has features of it's long famous sibling, BPFTP Client for Windows; automatic and manual resume of interrupted transfers, support for different types of FTP servers, progress tracking and log reporting are just a few of its powerful features.
- Effortless - Ease-of-use is what made BPFTP for Windows famous. BPFTP Client Mac was created with the same easy-to-use goal in mind, by carefully adhering to Macintosh Aqua® Interface and usability guidelines.
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Anonymous reviewed on 20 Jul 2004
Otherwise, Transmit outperforms, outfeatures, and outlooks.
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Jul 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 20 Jul 2004
It's about time for developers to figure out that the side-by-side lists of files is NOT a good FTP interface. I don't need a clumsy local file viewer - I already have an excellent one called the Finder, with drag and drop.
This one was clearly designed with my bowel problems in mind. Just pathetic.
Anonymous reviewed on 31 Mar 2004
Bulletproof FTP is one of my all-time favorite clients for Windows, and has the two features I have yet to find in any OS X FTP client: really good queueing features and the ability to work without establishing more than one connection to an FTP server. This program does neither of those things - in fact, I can't even see that it can queue files at all. In fact, other than looking vaguely like the Windows version of BPFTP, it doesn't seem to be anything like it at all.
Oh well, back to the drawing board.
Anonymous reviewed on 30 Mar 2004
Maybe a good start, but looks and acts too much like a windows app for me.
Plus, although it seems to think it can support SFTP I could not connect to any servers that way.