OneButton FTP is a graphical FTP client for Mac OS X with a strong emphasis on simplicity, drag and drop usability, and file queuing. It allows you to easily transfer files to and from remotes servers, such as the ones hosting your website, simply by dragging files to and from your computer.
OneButton FTP costs nothing; it is completely free. It contains localizations for English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, and Swedish. It supports both unencrypted FTP and FTP over SSL transfers.
OMG never though OneButton FTP would ever reach even 0.2! Really looking forward to try it in daily jobs!
At first sight, it doesn't look different from 0.1.1
The first actual test I did is edit a remote file with SubEthaEdit, and I didn't had colored syntax because the file was not recognized as a .html (because of a random string after the .html extension). I will try it further before a review, but I'm already very glad to see this great software developed!
Like many I've been looking for a good ftp program. OneButton is simple, direct, and super basic. Having said that, it does pretty much everything I have needed to upload via ftp.
If I could request a feature.. I'd like a Get Info window like Fugu, so I can change the permissions of a file easily.
[Version 0.1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 01 Nov 2005
Great app! I highly reccomend this client to any casual FTPer. It lacks a few features perhaps but it does the job flawlessly.
One request: an auto-refresh once you've uploaded a file would be great.
[Version 0.1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 30 Jul 2005
Very speedy, I'm tired of how slow Transmit has become and regret paying for it. Good job guys!
[Version 0.1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 05 Jul 2005
Works perfectly for me. About the "no back button" comment: there is always a folder icon at the top of your file list with ".." next to it. That would be the back button. Anyhow, mounted, installed, configured and connected flawlessly to the ftp server of my personal website the first time I tried on this old G3 firewire powerbook. This has definitely not always been the case, even with share(pay)ware. Two thumbs up folks!!
[Version 0.1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 29 Jun 2005
Editor integration is the one feature I was waiting for. So long, Transmit.
[Version 0.1.1]
Anonymousreviewed on 26 Jun 2005
Nice idea, but when I navigate through folders, there's no button to back a folder or up a folder! Also, Finder window integration would be nice. I'll stick with this app for a while and see where it goes.
[Version 0.1]
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Anonymouscommented on 29 Jun 2005
yeah i saw that when i logged into another account. i'm not sure why, but a couple folders i've gone into won't show that icon. not a problem though. this is a nice app.
Anonymousreviewed on 25 Jun 2005
This must be the 3rd time I have tried this, initialy on Panther and now on Tiger. It sounds good but doesn't work at all for me.
Dissapointed
[Version 0.1]
1 Reply
Anonymouscommented on 25 Jun 2005
I guess you want something that's no better that you gotta pay for? Like Fetch? I'm a longtime Transmit user, but I'll probably switch to OneButton full-time when the final release comes out.
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OneButton FTP is a graphical FTP client for Mac OS X with a strong emphasis on simplicity, drag and drop usability, and file queuing. It allows you to easily transfer files to and from remotes servers, such as the ones hosting your website, simply by dragging files to and from your computer.
OneButton FTP costs nothing; it is completely free. It contains localizations for English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, and Swedish. It supports both unencrypted FTP and FTP over SSL transfers.
+2
At first sight, it doesn't look different from 0.1.1
The first actual test I did is edit a remote file with SubEthaEdit, and I didn't had colored syntax because the file was not recognized as a .html (because of a random string after the .html extension). I will try it further before a review, but I'm already very glad to see this great software developed!
+15
freebsd reviewed on 17 Feb 2007
Simple, intuitive, and free.
richat reviewed on 27 Apr 2006
Anonymous reviewed on 01 Nov 2005
One request: an auto-refresh once you've uploaded a file would be great.
Anonymous reviewed on 30 Jul 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 05 Jul 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 29 Jun 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 26 Jun 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 25 Jun 2005
Dissapointed
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