FRODO_LIFE  Really like Cyberduck but 3 things preventing me from donating and making it my preferred FTP client:

1. No way to choose my preferred text editor like Coda

2. Bookmarks (address book is missing can only be accessed via drop down menu no way to import bookmarks from YummyFTP, Captain etc

3. Ability to unpack zip files on server  
(Version 3.3b4)

LITTLEB  the new nightly builds which works on snow leopard have a nag screen about donations look like this has went donation ware   
(Version 3.3b3)

GORDON142  Used Transmit for a long time before getting tired of general connection unreliability. Tried Captain FTP, crashed too much to be useful. Yummy FTP was reliable, but the interface leaves much to be desired. Finally came across Cyberduck. Great interface, fast, reliable — just what I was looking for. It feels weird to be moving from a commercial client that I had already paid for to a free client, but Cyberduck just works better. I've donated to the developers to support their continuing efforts.  
(Version 3.3b3)

SZQ  Deliciously free!  
(Version 3.3b2)

DONMONTALVO  My first time using Cyberduck. Had no choice but to, now that I need a WebDAV capable upload tool. I'm very impressed.

Don  
(Version 3.3b2)

CAPITAINE HADDOCK  Amazing !

Thanks a lot for this wonderful application ! :-)  
(Version 3.3b1)

CHADWITHUHC  id like to say thanks for making this snow leopard compatible so quickly. you are amazing for making such a great app for free.  
(Version 3.3b1)

ZIGFRID  This application is simply awesome, using it daily... keep up the great work guys. There really is no (free) competitor.  
(Version 3.2.1)

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)

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)

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)

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)

MARTINBB  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)

NADAMAC  Show hidden files on server doesn't work anymore (at least for me) :-(  
(Version 3.1)

SHK747  perfect, thanx to the developers !  
(Version 3.1)

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)

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)

LUMINOUS  One of he best FTP apps for the Mac with top features, great stability and totally easy to use!  
(Version 3.0.3)

GENGIS  It still has small stability problems sometimes (OS X 10.5.4), but Cyberduck is my preferred FTP program since 7 months now. It deserves a donation.  
(Version 3.0.2)

THOMAS MORAN  hi i am new to the world of mac's wondering if someone can help me i'm using cyberduck to upload my website to my private server however having trouble the server recognizing my defaults index.html file..........so when i go to view the page just getting my domain host default ' this page cannot be recognized' page however i know i have all the files copied into cyberduck can anyone help pls email me thomas.moran@hotmail.co.uk  
(Version 3.0.2)

DORKYPANTS  Ttakes forever to login to an FTP server that ver. 3.0.1 logs into instantly; also reliably causes securityd to crash on my Tiger (10.4.11) MacBook.  
(Version 3.0.2)

JAEMS  Yes! Please bring back the Bookmark folder! Otherwise, a beautiful app, as usual.   
(Version 3.0.1)

APFHEX  Like other reviewers, I think the removal of the bookmarks drawer was a HUGE MISTAKE. This feature needs to return, I don't care if it's a drawer or sidebar or whatever. My FTPing involves a lot of changing directories and has become far, far slower with this new version of Cyberduck. =/ The way bookmarks work now is even more useless in that they open a new window.

However, Cyberduck remains one of the better free FTP options.  
(Version 3.0.1)

POLYFADE  i've never had complete success with cyberduck and my shared servers at bluehost. new to cyberduck v3, it always fails in the middle of uploading files (in passive mode.) i've trashed cyberduck's application support files and prefs. still, the same problem exists. i've tried on 2 different macs on different networks, both running os 10.5.2.

using transmit, i've had no problems whatsoever. so, what might be the cause?  
(Version 3.0)

RSOLDIN  Where’s the fly out.

I have been moving over to Cyberduck in the last month or so and really liked the way it handles my tasks. But when I downloaded and started up 3.0 I found the fly out window/menu is gone. That is one of the best parts about this program. Even the screenshot on this page shows it, weird that they would show something that is not there.

I’ll be using 2.85 until I decide if I should go back to my other ftp software.  
(Version 3.0)

MAC ADAM  Is a Cute Duck and free  
(Version 3.0)

GCOGHILL  Cyberduck is just great (I even donated), but now that I have two FTP apps with dual-pane browsing (YummyFTP & ForkLift), I can't go back to single-pane FTP apps.

Still, Cyberduck is a phenomenal free FTP app for OS X.  
(Version 3.0)

FIZIK  A followup to my previous comment: the last version of Cyberduck that runs on my mirrored drive dual 867 MHz G4 PM 10.4.11 is 2.8.2; 2.8.3 and up are broken.  
(Version 3.0)

FIZIK  I had donated in the past but haven't used Cyberduck for a while. Gave 3.0 a try -- no browser window upon launch. Doesn't respond to New Browser either. In fact, does not draw any windows, e.g. in response to About Cyberduck. Downgraded to 2.8.4 -- same effect. And yes, I have trashed its Prefs file and its folder in App Support before each launch...  
(Version 3.0)

DMNELSON  Cyberduck is my favorite FTP client. But like the previous commenter, in 3.x I miss having the convenience of having bookmarks in a drawer. I hope this can be made available as an option in the future.  
(Version 3.0b3)

ARVIDTP  I use Cyberduck all the time. Good app. The only thing I dont like about the 3.0 beta versions is that usually the bookmarks will not be visible. I like to drag-and-drop things on them, rather than in the window so I dont get springloaded folders accidentally opening and stuff, and so i know exactly where the file will go. THe drawer was a nicer bookmark interface.  
(Version 3.0b2)

KEYBOARDIST  Cyberduck is great: nice clean yet polished interface, straightforward bookmarking, drag & drop browsing and transfer, logical queuing, perfectly stable, and the always-welcome OSX app package (read: no installation at all). This was everything I used transmit for, without the up front cost (donations are of course encouraged). In short, this is why I love the internet.  
(Version 3.0b2)

GAOSHAN  I am someone who has donated to the Cyberduck project so I'm a fan of this app.

That out of the way, I just spent an hour where I was moving files from a testing server on one host to a production server on another and it was not fun. Cyberduck crashed completely 4 times and dropped my connection a handful of times. The client even called me mid-transfer to ask why his brand new site was broken. Not good. Also, why can't I drag from one window to another? Not convenient.

I hate to say it but I'm here on Macupdate trying to decide if I should pay for Transmit... costs as much as I donated to Cyberduck but man, I need something I can rely on.

I'm not using the beta, btw. I'm on the latest stable version.  
(Version 3.0b1)

MAXTENDED  codingmammoth is right, I used Cyberduck for years. The latest version is crashing very often on my leopard-macbook.

what a pity.  
(Version 2.8.4)

CODINGMAMMOTH  I used Cyberduck a lot of time,

but the newest version crashes every 5 minutes.. I'm working on Leopard and use it very intensive. I don't like it anymore. I hope its fixed in the next version.

The problem with the newest version are:

- Invalid memory access of location

- Exited abnormally: Segmentation fault

- handleClosedFileEvent: Got ODB editor event for unknown file.

and a lot more...  
(Version 2.8.3)

SHK747  perfect, great, thanx !  
(Version 2.8.3)

APEMAN  When using the updater in Cyberduck, it crashes the program. 2.8.1

Will manually download 2.8.2  
(Version 2.8.2)

ARTROOM  I would be looking at some other conflict or corruption for your instability in Cyberduck as i too have been running it almost daily for well over a year and have never had a single issue...  
(Version 2.8.2)

KHANNIBAL  Gorgeous, the perfect free FTP software ever made. I does what it is supposed to do, very easy to use, smart, light, stable...

Really a good application ! :-)  
(Version 2.8.2)

FREEBSD  My experiences with Cyberduck for about 2 or 3 years have not changed, and unfortunately, the program has never been very stable for me, on various standard Mac systems. From my own experiences, dealing with hanging and crashing on nearly every use is a signal of a possibly poor application.

When it works, it works, I guess.  
(Version 2.8.1)

BILLYNOAH  transfering files locally across a router with cyberduck I get xfer rates of approx 8.2MB/s. doing the same thing from a command line gets me up to a steady 11MB/s. The GUI is nice but speed seems compromised.  
(Version 2.8.1)

FRANTISEK.ERBEN  Cyberduck is great FTP client - now with functional SFTP transfer method. But I thing, that Cyberduck should be faster in GUI. Transfers is fast but responses of Cyberduck is slow.  
(Version 2.8.1)

MAC ADAM  Problem:

I was able to transfer bad named files, but I cannot delete them ?!  
(Version 2.8)

RPAEGE  Cyberduck is the only FTP client I have found which actually lets you specify the location of a private ssh key, other than in your .ssh folder. If you don't know the importance of this you probably don't need this feature, but for those of us who do this is a positive boon.

Thanks Cyberduck!  
(Version 2.8)

SHK747  perfect for use with dreamboxes (the best linux receiver)  
(Version 2.8)

ALJUK  It works very well BUT it only has one pane - a glaring oversight which makes it far too fiddly for any serious webmaster. I would use this otherwise, but as it is I'll be sticking with Transmit / Fugu.  
(Version 2.8b1)

BUSTER916  Cyberduck 2.8b1 has trouble with uploading Photoshop web gallery. I created horizontal slideshow gallery using Photoshop CS and after I tested it locally I uploaded it to the server using Cyberduck 2.8b1the Gallery did not function. The slideshow did not run and clicking any of the foward arrows or thumbnail images caused nothing to happen. After deleting and re uploading with no change. I switched to an old version of Fetch and presto the Fetch uploaded files worked as they should.  
(Version 2.8b1)

CARLA2  I adore the duck. Thank you!  
(Version 2.8b1)

ROASTMASTER  It would be nice if you could add external editors, I don't have or use any of the ones Cyberduck looks for. Otherwise I love it!  
(Version 2.7.3)

PEACHEY  Brilliant Application. Very simple and clean, alot better then the shareware alternitives.  
(Version 2.7.3)

KBOT  Cyberduck is awesome--thank you for your work!

I've noticed that my logitech 2.4ghz usb mouse doesn't work properly while i'm uploading to a wireless networked machine via cyberduck ftp.

Any idea what the problem might be? The cursor is jumpy during the upload but is fine once finished. During upload the trackpad works fine.  
(Version 2.7.3)

FREDG5LAN  >developer >first let me thank for this wonderfull freeware,using it a long time already .but,since version 273 I have an empty window of DATEITRANSFERS during files ar upped or downloaded,hmm think its not my systems fault , maybe a bug? it never happened on previous versions !- just want to let ya know it !  
(Version 2.7.3)

TOMEM  Great took and I've been a long time user, but the last couple of revs have really got problems:

* slow transfer rates way below my network limits.

* failure to complete transfers, hanging with beachball, has to be force quit.

* No old versions available on the web site.   
(Version 2.7.3)

STIKE  Help :(

This update broke every chance to connect to anything. Nothing is working anymore. This is the second time such a thing happened, but this time I dont have the old version as a backup :(  
(Version 2.7.3)

SGUITTON  In the past, I used to make simplified shortcuts including login and password in the Bookmark files :

editing them in TextEdit and changing the [Username] line with [Username:password].

2.5.5 is the last version that works with these Bookmarks.

Could you please make them work again :)  
(Version 2.7.3)

JONLINK  I have been using cyberduck for a while now (years) and I haven't found stability to be a deal breaker like others have. In fact when I tried out some other apps recently to make sure I was using what I thought was best I was reminded of how much I like cyberduck.

It is well designed and as stable as any other FTP program I have ever used. When I tried Trasmit I waS very dissappointed and actually screwed somethings up because of an unexpect "feature." Never had a single "oh $^#&!!!" moment with cyberduck.

I recommend to my friends that need FTP and I will continue to do so. My thanks to the developer for a great application  
(Version 2.7.3)

GREENLIKEAPPLES  I have been using Cyberduck for years now, and it has done me very well indeed - up until recently. For a free application, its regular updates and hands on feel of its developer has been excellent, and the program is good, but unfortunately, the last few versions have become buggy, dropping and timing out connections and causing lots of problems. So its time to find a new app.... Thanks for up til now, cyberduck!  
(Version 2.7.2)

ARTOORO  I've been using Cyberduck for a couple of years, I really like the feature set, and the the bookmarks are really cool. In my opinion it's the best free open source FTP client available on the Mac.

But I switched to Fetch 5.2 last week due to stability. Fetch doesn't crash on me all the time. I hope Cyberduck gets better is this regard, but until then I'm using Fetch.  
(Version 2.7.2)

LUTFI  Very nice opensource FTP. Works very fine. The feature I like most is the bookmark for every ftp I usually use. Very good free product.  
(Version 2.7.1)

JOHN NOWAK  While it is better than most of the free mac FTP clients, it's slow, clunky, and crashes quite often. Looking through the source, it's impressive that it even works at all! Oh well... maybe one day we'll have a good, free alternative. For now, I'm going to unhappily stick with this.  
(Version 2.7.1)

UMAROMC  I've used a handful of (note: free) GUI'd FTP programs here 'n' there (including *NIX shell), windoze and Mac and I feel this is the most elegant and easy-to-approach program I presently use or would recommend to anyone who happens to own a Mac... if they don't own a Mac I'd suggest buying one because, amongst the thousands of others improve-one's-life reasons, there's nothing representing such relative ease with similar value on the wintel side.

Thank you for your efforts for the Mac community... if you owned a Mac during the 90s you know where I'm coming from! ;)

PEACE!  
(Version 2.7.1)

APPLECRYPT MODS  lovely app with tons of features - excellent work!!!  
(Version 2.7.1)

TAV  You guys had is moving with 2.5.X. 2.6.1 straight up crashes every other time on both of my intel Macs. Trashing plist, clean installs. Doesn't matter.   
(Version 2.6.1)

WHIT_G  I applaud the effort (and clearly a lot has gone into it), but it doesn't really feel like a 2.x product. Operation is fairly slow across the board, from opening the app to transferring files. And on top of that, it crashes pretty frequently.

My suggestion: put a hold on new feature development and work on tightening the code so the thing moves smoothly as Fetch or Transit.   
(Version 2.6)

LONNIEHB  Wonderful app! I started using this along time ago and have never looked back. Cyberduck quickly replaced Fetch as my FTP app of choice. I've used some other like OneButton FTP and others that are nice apps too but just don't work as well or have as many features as Cyberduck.  
(Version 2.6)

LOMOVOGT  Version 2.6 works as perfectly as before. Still my favourite tool when it comes to FTP/SFTP.  
(Version 2.6)

CYBERDOG  Don't launch.

quit immediatly

console :

-[NSJavaVirtualMachine initWithClassPath:] FATAL: cannot initialize ObjCJava. Exit

iMac G5

10.4.6

java version "1.5.0_06"

Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.5.0_06-112)

Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.5.0_06-64, mixed mode, sharing)  
(Version 2.6)

CORTLAND  This is some weird bug that I can't explain: when I download a file, sometimes instead of CyberDuck putting it where I dragged it, it creates a whole new directory tree with names it likes and puts it there instead. For example: I drag and drop a file to: ~/My Stuff/Web Sites/, it creates the directories ~My%20Stuff/Web%20Sites/ and puts it there instead.

How very odd.  
(Version 2.5.5)

ANDREA2066  This is my fav FTP program so far. It is simple, clean, and nice for uploading to mulitple sites. Runs fine on my computer (use Mac OS X.3.9 on an older G4).   
(Version 2.5.5)

CHRISCHRAM  I was unable to get this application to do anything useful on my MacIntel box. I suspect that many Universal Binary application developers are trusting Xcode way too much instead of actually testing their software on the newest Intel hardware.  
(Version 2.5.5)

BERNDII  Works as expected, many good features. And it's free with source code.   
(Version 2.5.5)

EDOUARD ROGER  bounce in the dock and then fade out.. Java rocks !

…  
(Version 2.5.5)

MACMEND.COM  I like it, I like the interface and its free which I like, however its not really very stable.

There are certain situations it just can't handle when uploading multiple files if you do things a little quickly it will hang, sometimes it just seems to hang for the sake of it. Its annoying

Why is this if I use the ftp client that is an extension to firefox it never hangs, but the GUI is awful and its difficult to navigate.  
(Version 2.5.4)

AMBERV  Before using this application, I was a die-hard NCFTP user. I never saw the point of slapping a GUI on an FTP client, but this one works well enough to use it on a regular basis. I still use NCFTP for some things, like command line automation, but CyberDuck is a very nice complement to the Mac. Especially nice is if you have QuickSilver installed with the CyberDuck plug-in. You can access bookmarks with a few keystrokes.  
(Version 2.5.4)

GAOSHAN  Best FTP client I've ever used. Period. Does everything the commercial clients do but does it for free.  
(Version 2.5.3)

NAMXAM  Great product. I think right now it is the best ftp client fpr mac os x - especially now, that we have inline file renaming ;)

one feature which would be nice, are tabs. look over to your friends you are sharing the forum with - adiumx has such a nice implementation of tabs. why not using it?  
(Version 2.5.3)

XSMURFSTER  Thanks a lot for "Inline rename files in browser (Return key invokes editing)", been waiting for this for a while!

Cyberduck is great! I use it almost every day, it's simply the best overall client around.

One small feature I'd like to see: when hitting cmd-i and the info window is already open it should close it back (in accordance to Apple's UI guideline iirc).  
(Version 2.5.3)

PACHEC  Excellent (S)FTP client. A interesting feature "forgotten" in the previous reviews is its Growl support.  
(Version 2.5.2)

AVETENEBRAE  strange.

Few ftp server i use only allow 1 connection at the time.

When i want to upload something i have to disconnect before dropping file or folder on the window. Same for download.

But cyberduck reconnect to refresh the listing.

It make use of some ftp server very very annoying.

For them i use OneButtonFTP which work very well on.

Can you see what you can do ?

Do you need more informations ?

Thanks  
(Version 2.5.2)

PEDRO FARDILHA  2.5.2 is, again, working just fine.

Cyberduck keeps his honor spot on my FTP apps.

I just don't give him a 5 start rate for 1 little thing:

I don't like how it "freezes" the windows (and the whole app) when deleting a large folder.

I need to wait until that operation finishes to be able to use any other open window.

Besides that... GREAT software!!!  
(Version 2.5.2)

ANONYMOUS  For me the usability and stability blows fetch out of the water. Nice app, especially considering it's free.  
(Version 2.5)

PAUL LIEBER  Wonderful, intuitive program that does what it's supposed to...and does it well. A godsend for someone who is constantly going back and forth between a non-.mac virtual storage drive.

Love the icon. :)  
(Version 2.5)

MAXARMIN  I thing the fetch-dog was killed by cyberduck... this program is easy to use, fast, remembers the clients, likes drag&drop and has a nice icon... big up!  
(Version 2.5)

ANONYMOUS  Great…and free! Moreover, it's most easy to use and OSX like FTP Client   
(Version 2.5)

MIKE  Free, good OS X look and feel, easy to use. Gets my vote.

Only slightly annoying thing is that it's a bit slow to highlight a file in the list when you type the first few letters of the file name you want.  
(Version 2.5)

DK  Please discuss any issues at http://cyberduck.ch/forum/  
(Version 2.5b4)

ARVID  I love Cyberduck - except that the disk images of 2.5 betas 3 and 4 will not mount (error -199) on my 10.3.9 system. Any ideas why? They seem to download fine... (right now i am using 2.4.6)

One feature I would like to see is an easy way to move files up into a parent directory from a sub-directory without re-uploading them (for those of us on dialup :)

And really - Cyberduck IS easy to use if you are familiar with ftp.  
(Version 2.5b4)

ANONYMOUS  don't work..... in the download it says me that he cannot be logging the same IP...  
(Version 2.5b4)

ANONYMOUS  So - is there ant good documentation for this yet or is the developer developing the product and not bothering with insructions?! This is not transparent to us all! Can you tell I'd like to use this but can't figure it out?   
(Version 2.5b4)

TGRIFF  This is a no brainer!

If you are looking for fast connection, drag, drop and go file transers Cyberduck is for you.

I have used this client to upload entire wiebsites, overwrite older files, CHMOD, download.... etc. All the things I need to do with an FTP Client.

I have tried several other and choose this as the tool for me!  
(Version 2.5b3)

ANONYMOUS  what's the future of cyberduck now that cocoa-java is gone?  
(Version 2.5b3)

WAYNE  Exellent value for money i would definatly donate to the cause but before i do that i would liketo see a local and remote window in one window pane (like captain ftp) to facilitate faster transfer  
(Version 2.5b2)

ANONYMOUS  So does this app have usable instructions yet?  
(Version 2.5b2)

ANONYMOUS  For discussion and help please see the cyberduck forum at http://forums.cocoaforge.com/viewforum.php?f=9  
(Version 2.5b1)

ANONYMOUS  I don't known if this bug is occasionnal or not.

But my entier website, whitch I have upload with Cyberduck is particialy complet. Cyberduck haven't upload the intégrality each file.

Maybe it's my fautl but Cyberduck haven't noticed this problem...

Problem encounter on ftpperso.free.fr  
(Version 2.5b1)

ZIFRA  Don't rules on 10.3.9, but yes in 10.3.8 and previous  
(Version 2.5b1)

ANONYMOUS  Nice one! The only thing I'd prefer is if it could mount the remote ftp server as a disk image as the OS does (although write-access if definitely preferrable!).

I still use the command-line for quick updates but this is the best GUI-based OS X ftp client I've seen. Good work!  
(Version 2.5b1)

SEAN W. MAHAN  This is a fantastic app! Cyberduck has gotten along with the variety of FTP/SFTP servers I've thrown at it, it has good Keychain integration, AppleScript support, and the developer apparently devotes a lot of attention to it (frequent updates). Keep up the good work!  
(Version 2.4.4)

ANONYMOUS  i really like this , transmit was giving me trouble this gives me no trouble and it is free. i would recommend this for certainly.  
(Version 2.4.3)

MATT CLARE  This program has really improved! I loved Fugu for SFTP servers, and told all my friends how great it is. But now Cyber Duck does both SFTP and FTP - and it's improved so much in the last year. I think Cyber Duck may be the new champ.

Now I'm torn between who gets space in my dock. But in the end, I think the duck gets the fish.  
(Version 2.4.3)

ANTHONY PARKER-BOWLES  As Prince Charles would almost certainly say, "Cyberduck is even better than the contents of Camilla's knickers." To that I can add that, in my ample experience, Cyberduck is MUCH better than the contents of said knickers (and with this new version now out, much fresher, too).  
(Version 2.4.3)

ANONYMOUS  A bit flawed UI-wise, but it's replacing Transmit as my default for a while. Very, very nice.  
(Version 2.4b4)

KARINA  Getting better with every release, the improvement since last time I used it is amazing.

Better queue handling and auto reconnect/resume would be nice, I find I have to babysit the client a lot.  
(Version 2.4b4)

ANONYMOUS  Great, easy to use, and stable. Not to mention free. Handles features such as text editing really well!  
(Version 2.4b4)

LANOUVELLECHAIR  Just donate ! perfect !  
(Version 2.4b4)

MIDHEART  It's nice, but there is still some flaw in v2.4b2. What I observed is when I download files, the download progress in the download items window didn't work well. It just reflash the rainbow bar. I was dissapoint about this version.

Then, I went back to the older version v2.3.3. Well, It works very well. I thank for the developers. And remind this information of him.  
(Version 2.4b2)

BOBBY  All I can say is WOW. I bought Fetch a while back and this works just as well.  
(Version 2.4b2)

PIGZELNER  Very nice FTP client! This thing rocks! It has a nice interface and is easy to use (drag and drop files from a Finder window would be nice). And it's Free! It's worth a donation.  
(Version 2.4b2)

ANONYMOUS  swaps like hell... upon launch menumeters' paging indicator goes wild, over 1k pages written in second...  
(Version 2.4b1)

FABRO  Seems to be a nice app, but crashes on launch.

I'm using OS X 10.3.7 and the latest Java update is installed.  
(Version 2.4b1)

ALDORR  I'm psyched about this product. I kept feeling like there weren't any ftp apps out there that were to my liking. I even almost preferred CLI to GUI cause of the other programs. Then I found Cyberduck and it was even free. Sweet.

Well, all I'm saying is thanks, great job and kutgw!  
(Version 2.4b1)

ANONYMOUS  This is an excellent program. SFTP shouldn't cost $40 when Mac OS X has a (command-line) SFTP program built in.  
(Version 2.4b1)

CHOD  This is the most elegant and well written FTP software available for OS X. I've tried Fetch, Transmit, RBrowser, Interarchy, and Captain FTP... they all have good points, but none worked as well as Cyberduck. Power to the Duck!  
(Version 2.4b1)

ANONYMOUS  continued from previous comment... I also emailed the author for help with his app, but he seems to have a big chip onhis shoulder with a good does of attitude. Good thing this is free. Hey Merry Christmas!  
(Version 2.3.3)

ANONYMOUS  Does anyone know how to use this app? I read the FAQs and there wasn't enough information for me to figure out how to work it! A more thorough explanation would be helpful. I'm a newbie at this and need a step by step set of directions! Help  
(Version 2.3.3)

ANONYMOUS  OSX 10.2.8 -- Great interface! Works reasonably well in Jaguar even though it's not officially supported. Nice work ....   
(Version 2.3.3)

KEVIN  Brilliant.

I downloaded this because RBrowser was experiencing a problem displaying directory contents. I was immediately blown away. It's fast, elegant, and a pleasure to use. Well done.  
(Version 2.3.3)

STEFANO G  Cyberduck seems really promising and offers a lot with a nice interface.

I needed to CHMOD some files on my new website and with Cyberduck it was easy and intuitive [I don't really know all these Unix commands].

So far I have been using RBrowser Lite [also free] and I feel I need them both [RBrowser Lite can't CHMOD, can't SFTP] although I like the interface of Cyberduck better. But it lacks 2 features: *move / copy files to a parent directory , *total size of items inside a folder. I would like also a Column view like the Finder and RBRowser. if this will happen Cyberduck will become my only FTP application. so far so good - with some toom for improvement.  
(Version 2.3.3)

PATRICK  Went through a few different FTP clients before i found one that was easy to use and did what i needed (CHMOD a file... stupid dreamweaver...). Cyberduck is a bit slow if you dont have one of the higher end macs (like my little 17" imac), but it gets the job done easier than all the others ive tried, including fetch, cute, and others...   
(Version 2.3.3)

CHUCHEN8  Love it 4.5 out of 5 stars. Only two minor details about it that i dont like. They may be there and i dont know how to turn them on. One is where you can type the name of the file to get their quicker and two is a way to make the bookmarks in alphabetical order.  
(Version 2.3.3)

ANONYMOUS  Good, but not perfect ;(

It's a neat, powerful app but... it's sometimes a little slow and it's handling of Windows FTP servers rather than Linux doesn't seem as well tested.

Had a couple of crashes, and a lot of I/O error messages.

Would like a bit more info in the transfer list... just to see what's uploading and what's stalled !  
(Version 2.3.3)

KENNETH HOFFMANN  Cyberduck is a great little program. I was looking for a simple, free, but powerful FTP program to handle some web stuff and Cyberduck is it. Nice interface, easy to use, rock-solid.  
(Version 2.3.3)

STEFANO  it seems pretty nice fast small intuitive -

but i wish when I would get info about a folder I could get the total size of the files and folders contained inside.

now i click get info and it gives me 4 Kb size or something even if i have 15 Mb inside.

I like RBrowser Lite - but this has such a cleaner and nicer interface and faster startup.

also I'd like an option for column view.

but sFTP and freeware makes it very good  
(Version 2.3.3)

ANONYMOUS  Ouch. If you think Panther FTP is good......  
(Version 2.3.3)

ANONYMOUS  I don't know why anyone bothers with FTP clients in 10.3 when its built into the Finder's Connect to Server command.  
(Version 2.3.2)

DENIS DEFREYNE  Very good FTP/SFTP client, if not the best. Still a bit crashy now and then.   
(Version 2.3.2)

ABE FLOWER  Oy. It looked great initially, but looks can indeed be decieving, and they were - errors every other time I tried to delete something from my server! I tried the exact same operation using the File Manager of Dreamweaver, and it was handled without complaint.  
(Version 2.3.1)

JARED  This app is fantastic. It's still not bug-free (the hang in the queue on multiple file overwrites could use some attention... hint-hint), but it's part of my daily workflow--that's saying something. I execute a lot of code on clusters and remote servers and spend most of my day logged in somewhere with SSH. In making repeated changes to code (thousands per day), the 'Reload' button in the queue is worth its weight in gold. Good work.  
(Version 2.3.1)

ANONYMOUS  I really like this app. Especially because it allows managing multiple ssh keys. Something I haven't found in any other app. However, downloading via sftp is painfully slow for me: I get something like 300KB/s on a 100MBit network. Doing the same download on the command line with sftp gets me 8+MB/s. Anybody else experiences this?  
(Version 2.3.1)

ANONYMOUS  Open source? Great!

But it's not Cocoa, and it's a bomb to download.

So no thank you. See you again when you can write a real Cocoa app in Objective-C.  
(Version 2.3.1)

ANONYMOUS  Best of the free clients I've tried. Great!  
(Version 2.3.1)

NICKV2002  It's a great basic FTP program and for the price who can argue? It might falter on some stuff but coax it along an it should work just fine.  
(Version 2.3)

R4  Looks good but crashes on my Mac OS 10.8.2  
(Version 2.3b2)

OLIVIER  Great! I see that the anonymous login feature has been added. I can't think of any more feature for this little jewel of an application. Hence the rating.  
(Version 2.3b2)

AMEN  Now works properly and can resume transfers, authenticate using DSA/RSA keys.

Just a quick suggestion, would it possible to add more external text editors, please? Such as Xcode, TextEdit, Vim, etc...

To make everyone happier, just reinplace the drop down menu to a field to specify a shell command to let us choose whatever editors we want.

Wow, time to erase transmit from my hard disks :)

Thanks Mister Kocher!  
(Version 2.3b2)

CRANIAL PASTRY  One of my current favorites. It has a nice GUI, it works and does sftp, it's intuitive and, best of all, it's FREE! I use this and Fugu. I cannot afford Transmit so I have no idea how they compare but I can't think of anything this doesn't have that I need.  
(Version 2.3b2)

LUCITE  MAJOR CRITICISM: has no way to limit the number of connections (what was the developper thinking). So the result is that it will crash if you try to upload more than 3 files at a time when using most servers (any admin who doesn't configure their server to restrict the number of connections per user/IP would be a little off their rocker).

Could be a very nice app, and all essential features of an FTP client are already implemented. The GUI is not ideal, but then again most FTP clients have a stupid GUI (e.g. Interarchy, RBrowser).  
(Version 2.3b1)

ANONYMOUS  Works, and looks very nice.

Thanks for making this freely available.  
(Version 2.3b1)

ANONYMOUS  I wanted to like it. I started to like it. A free client that offers FTP and SFTP sounded awesome.

But it was slow. I had trouble accessing the Customize Toolbar menu (it took me like 5 tries of trying different click combinations on various features before the menu would come up). Worse, it kept resetting permissions on uploaded files. There was also no option to sort folder first, and it wouldn't automatically distinguish when to upload as Binary vs. ASCII. At that point, I couldn't use it.

Guess I'll see what happens with upgrades.  
(Version 2.3b1)

ANGRYLAWNGNOME  This app rocks!  
(Version 2.3b1)

MRANDRE  Not only is CyberDuck powerful and free, but the developer is responsive to user requests. I requested the addition of editor support (a deal breaker for my workflow) and low and behold, here it is. Lovely, clean interface. Gets the job done. Open Source. I defy you to find a better FTP client value. You certainly won't find one with as nice an interface.  
(Version 2.3b1)

TOM E M  The best free FTP/SFTP client, period. This is an outstanding piece of software at an incredible price. I don't need all the bells and whistles of RBrowser, though I own it. About the only improvement I can think of, now that it opens downloaded files with the default application, is to upload the file each time it is saved.   
(Version 2.2b6)

HSUEH YU-HSIN  The cyberduck 2.2b5 is really great!

I can easily get ready to use it, because the manual is owesome!

and the interface is really friendly looking and thoughtful.  
(Version 2.2b5)

ANONYMOUS  Seems pretty nice. However, it doesn't want to use ssh-agent for public key authentication, which is pretty bizarre and basically kills the usefulness of the program.  
(Version 2.2b5)

JUSTIN  I go back and forth between Cyberduck and RBrowserLite for my ftp client. However, with each release of Cyberduck, it gets better and better and I think I may soon use it exclusively.

Now that passwords are saved in the keychain, it is that much more useful. Plus RBrowserLite does not do SFTP (but the full version of RBrowswer does).

Great app. Better than Fetch and Anarchy (which aren't free) in my opinion.  
(Version 2.2b4)

ROBERT CURTIS  Fantastic free FTP client. Nice aqua interface, and intuitive to boot. New features combat criticisms of past versions, namely:

• Passwords now saved to keychain

• Active mode actually works with firewalls (maybe unique to me) provided FTP access is enabled.

The best free FTP client I can name!  
(Version 2.2b4)

MANIE  Nice S/FTP program but as some flaws (doesn't take care of ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist which is BAD, French localization sucks a bit).

However, glad to see a free, simple to use and well graphically designed S/FTP program.

Keep up the good work.  
(Version 2.2b3)

PHILBERT BAGGINS  I love it.

Great app.  
(Version 2.1)

ANONYMOUS  Don't know if I did something wrong, but this applications consistently "quit unexpectedly" every time I tried to download any file or set of files apparently bigger than a few 100K in total size. Delete!  
(Version 2.1)

PEDRO GOMES DA SILVA  Getting better and better.

I need a good and stable ftp client so from times to times I like to check a few of them and Cyberduck seems to be handling my needs very well.

Basicaly as soon as it "learns" how to use the keychain to retrieve my passwords (and keep the new ones) i think i'll make it my default ftp client.

Keep up the good job.  
(Version 2.1)

ANONYMOUS  Have been looking for a free FTP client for a while. This is the first that did the job quickly and painlessly. Thumbs up!  
(Version 2.1b5)

JH  Latest version works great. Cyberduck is a simple and quick FTP program. In fact, I think it's simplicity makes it much more easier to use and more intuitive than it's counterparts.  
(Version 2.1b5)

BRUDDAHMAX  downloaded disk image for Beta 5 won't mount - error 95 No Mountable File System. hmmm.

Beta 4 is nice. i hope Beta 5's HTTP download works - that's a key feature in my book.  
(Version 2.1b5)

MACMAN X  Now that was a lousy experience. Downloading a file to my Desktop made Finder hang for 15 minutes. It did the same thing the second time, so I'm going back to RBrowser Lite.  
(Version 2.1b4)

DAVE  Amazingly faster than using Explorer's Download Manager! I was getting an average of 40Kb/s with my cable modem and now am averging 210+Kb/s on the same downloads! It's easy to drag and drop a link and get going. I haven't tried the other features yet, but this alone makes the program worth it!   
(Version 2.0b3)

ANONYMOUS  works fine on 10.2.4 w/1ghz g4. not feature rich but can't complain for free!  
(Version 2.0b3)

CHRIS  This is a good program and well appreciated. On my machine (SilverBullet running 10.2.3) it is stable. And the resumable download is great. Thanks!!!  
(Version 2.0b3)