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DESCRIPTION
Cyberduck is a robust FTP/FTP-TLS/SFTP browser for the Mac whose lack of visual clutter and cleverly intuitive features make it easy to use. Support for external editors and system technologies such as Spotlight, Bonjour, Keychain and AppleScript are built-in.
Cyberduck is a open source product licensed under the GPL and free to use. Donations are welcome to help advance development in the future. Thanks to contributors, Cyberduck is available in English, Japanese, German, Catalan, Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Russian, and Polish.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 3.2:
- [Feature] Choose Time Zone for bookmark (FTP) [#434]
- [Feature] IPv6 Interoperability with support for EPSV and EPRT commands (FTP) [#2539, #2885]
- [Feature] UTF8 charset negogiation [draft-ietf-ftpext-utf-8-option-00] (FTP)
- [Feature] Support for directory listings using MLSD [RFC 3659] (FTP)
- [Feature] Support for Modification Time (MFMT) extension [draft-somers-ftp-mfxx-04] (FTP)
- [Feature] Support for hierarchical directory structure (Mosso)
- [Feature] Added Espresso to the list of supported editors (http://macrabbit.com/espresso/) [#2823]
- [Feature] Display date of transfer [#1462]
- [Feature] Display percentage transferred [#2618]
- [Feature] Option for big sized icons in bookmark list
- [Feature] Drag URL to browser window to open connection [#2326]
- [Feature] Display realm of HTTP authentication (WebDAV) [#3083]
- [Bugfix] Update passwords in Keychain [#2984]
- [Bugfix] Only reauthenticate when needed (Mosso) [#2876]
- [Bugfix] Invalid Origin parameter when creating CloudFront distribution (S3) [#3068]
- [Bugfix] Improve Interoperability (WebDAV) [#2974, #3076]
- [Bugfix] Different recursive permissions for directory and files [#1787]
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
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SCREENSHOT
| Developer: | David Kocher |
| Downloads: | 256,746 |
| - Version d/l: | 8,842 |
| Internet: | FTP |
| License: | Free |
| Date: | 26 Apr 2009 |
| Platform: | PPC/Intel |
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| Cyberduck User Reviews (150 posts) | Write A Review |
 | May 24 2009 |
SSH_SARAH How can I use apps from my iPhone, on my computer?
(Version 3.2) | |
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 | Apr 21 2009 |
MEMYMACBOOK An excellent FTP client that I have ever used. Though I've used many other FTP upload apps including the paid ones, but the moment I started using it, I loved this app.
(Version 3.1.2) | |
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| Mar 27 2009 |
CHASER3275 Cyberduck is perhaps the greatest little freeware app I have ever used. It is simple, powerful, elegant, and effective. It gets the job done for you easily, and it does it well. This application is simply a must-have for anyone who ever uses FTP, and most freeware applications should learn something from Cyberduck's ease-of-use.
(Version 3.1.2) | |
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 | Feb 1 2009 |
DORKYPANTS 3.1.2 is unable to access my Keychain entries for 3.1.1 and hangs my Tiger 10.4.11 MacBook. Reverted to 3.1.1, which works fine.
(Version 3.1.2) | |
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 | Jan 22 2009 |
SUPERMACNERD This is easily one of the best FTP browsers on the market not to mention its "FREE". Have not had any issues with the software and appreciate the consistent updates.
(Version 3.1.1) | |
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| Jan 13 2009 |
MBBNTU When synchronising, Cyberduck deleted files on my local drive that were newer than the files on the remote, then crashed. It has taken a day to sort things out, and some of the files are still missing. Beware.
(Version 3.1.1) | |
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| Jan 10 2009 |
NADAMAC Show hidden files on server doesn't work anymore (at least for me) :-(
(Version 3.1) | |
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| Jan 9 2009 |
ROBBY.IS.ON It's only one, all the more respect to him! :)
(Version 3.1) | |
| Jan 8 2009 |
GIAMOULA Anyone else having trouble with this update? It crashes when I try to launch it. If I remove the plists and history from the Application Support folder in the library it will launch, but will not connect or create bookmarks.
(Version 3.1) | |
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| Jan 8 2009 |
JTEAM Am having the exact same issue.
(Version 3.1) | |
| Jan 9 2009 |
ARKY Same issue here. Crashes always. If I remove plist-file, I'm not able to create connection or bookmarks.
(Version 3.1) | |
| Jan 9 2009 |
MAOWEB Same problem for mee too... Please, check for bug!
(Version 3.1) | |
| Dec 14 2008 |
LARAINE There's no doubt this is an excellent program. I've never had any trouble with it. It therefore seems churlish to complain. But after trying out Yummy I find I miss the two columns--one containing all the files on my hard drive and the other the ones on my server. I seem to remember when I used Fetch (in the days of OS 9 when it too was "freeware") it was much the same and it didn't particularly worry me. I clearly remember taking the files I wanted to upload out of the folder on my hard drive and onto the desktop so I could drag them into Fetch's window. Of course in those days I could ask my Mac to put the files back (remember the old command-Y shortcut?) and with Tiger I can't do that. I guess I shouldn't have tried Yummy! But I wholeheartedly recommend Cyberduck if you are cash-strapped.
(Version 3.0.3) | |
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| Dec 17 2008 |
SOOTHE Gotta agree - for a few bucks, Yummy is a totally awesome FTP client. If you don't have a few bucks, Cyberduck works.
(Version 3.0.3) | |
| Jan 8 2009 |
FIZZY Why are you taking the files out of folders? Just have the folder window open next to Cyberduck, and drag back and forth. You can drag directly to a Cyberduck bookmark too. An FTP client doesn't need to duplicate Finder windows or their functions. Cyberduck is good for a nice clean simple FTP/transfer client, with everything you need and little complication.
(Version 3.1) | |
| Mar 15 2009 |
LARAINE I have to temporarily drag the files and folders of my web site out of their folder on my HD onto the desktop or I can't see them to drag them to Cyberduck. In the days of OS 9 all I had to do was select them and press command-Y to send them back where they came. I don't know why Apple couldn't bring this feature into OS X.
(Version 3.1.2) | |
| Apr 27 2009 |
SAMPLER In OS X 10.4.11, after you drag a file from a folder to the desktop (or anywhere else), hitting CTRL-z will undo the action. However with Fetch (and perhaps Cyberduck-I haven't tried it recently), moving files by dragging or otherwise isn't necessary. Select the files, "copy" them with CTRL-c and "paste" (CTRL-v) into the open remote window. This works in the Finder too. I've never liked the transfer apps which have a two window format, not least because of the extra desktop space needed.
(Version 3.2) | |
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