AV  Best FTP Manager. Ive tried a few of the big names on & off, and although not an intensive ftp user, this works and works very well for me to manage my Mobileme iDisk account. And it, as someone said, looks & feels like a Mac app should. The others are ugly in my opinion. Also like the droplets - a v.easy way to upload a file. Please continue to develop!!  
(Version 1.7.5)

DR. GIRLFRIEND  I bought this app as part of the December 2007 MacUpdate Promo Bundle and in all that time it has been steadily maintained and consistently improved by the developers, yet they haven't once asked for more money.

Contrast that with two other great programs that were sold in the same bundle:

1. RapidWeaver, who months later, bumped up the version number and wanted an upgrade fee from its users.

2. Yep, who went for a ridiculously long amount of time (a year, I think) before doing any maintenance whatsoever on their app (so long, in fact, I wondered if it had been abandoned) and then recently had the nerve to bump the version up and also stick their hands out for an upgrade fee.

Now don't get me wrong: I believe in supporting the company's whose products I use, but I also don't like to feel like I've been had.

All three of these apps are excellent at what they do, but if you want excellence AND devs who are honest, hard-working, and care about their users, then look no further. ForkLift delivers. ForkLift is, imo, the best ftp app around and it's well-worth the investment. You will get your money's worth if you buy this app.  
(Version 1.7.5)

ICONZ113  Just bought this app and I love it, wish I tried it sooner. FTP, dual pane file browsing, batch rename, file splitting, uninstaller, synchronization. I used to use transmit, I think ill be using this in the future. Educational licenses are only 9 bucks too, cant beat that. Just email them and ask for an educational license promotion code to enter in when you make your purchase.  
(Version 1.7.4)

PIXELSPRING  Fast transfers, simple to use, great price!  
(Version 1.7.4)

CAINER  @LARCENOUS

Other FTP apps have been allowing editing with an app of your choice for years, even before ForkLift ever existed.  
(Version 1.7.3sl)

ZEB B  The latest version of Fetch also has the ability to edit in the app of one's choice.  
(Version 1.7.3sl)

LARCENOUS  I picked up this application in December of '07 in the MacUpdate bundle at that time, and honestly, I couldn't even tell you what other software was part of that bundle. I'm sure I probably still use some of it, but the one which has stood out over time since then has been ForkLift.

Put simply, it ROCKS. It has very stable - and simple-to-understand connection operations for all protocols, but the truly killer feature is the ability to live-edit remote documents in any editor of your choice. This one feature is SO well-executed that it's worth the entire price of that app just for that alone. It looks, feels and acts like a Mac app; the folks at Binary Nights know when to lay off with tossing every feature under the sun into the mix, creating bloatware. This is quick, responsive, error-free (at least from my use of it; haven't tried yet under Snow Leopard - but hey, it's only been five days!), and best of all, reliable. Just get it.  
(Version 1.7.3sl)

SIMMAN  I've switched to ForkLift after years of using another app. It really feels and looks like a Mac application :-)  
(Version 1.7.3sl)

SPACEMANSPIFF  Cool that Forklift's back; a favorite app, I was bummed that it didn't work on Snow Leopard.

Using Quick Look annoyingly resizes the sidebar but it's a start.   
(Version 1.7.3sl)

VGOKLANI  Snow Leopard builds have been out for the last year, why is the developer releasing these "half-baked" hotfixes? Has he been on vacation for the past year?  
(Version 1.7.3sl)