OneButton FTP1.0

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. Simple, intuitive, and free.

Here are download links for "OneButton FTP 1.0" : https://anonymousfiles.io/34916jAM/ and https://leopard.hosting.pecon.us/dl/tkxfl

OneButton FTP can be downloaded from the Sourceforge website: http://sourceforge.net/projects/gosee/ .

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. Simple, intuitive, and free.

Nice app, no problems with it yet, would like to see some help doc's though.

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.

Great application! Absolutely does what it says. Even for someone like me, who doesn't know anything about ftp, easy to use in the first connection to a server. It's free, and open source! Never try anything else.

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.

Very speedy, I'm tired of how slow Transmit has become and regret paying for it. Good job guys!

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!!

Editor integration is the one feature I was waiting for. So long, Transmit.

Small, quick, efficient, easy to use and a price that can't be beaten. Nice one!

So strange. It allowed me to delete a ".banner" file on a FTP server!!!1

Looks alright so far, although the refresh/rename/etc buttons should be part of the toolbar, not on the side. If you resize the window, they can get hidden. It is lacking anything other than the basic features (you cannot even move files), but it shows some potential. Best of luck to the author. I'm sick of using Fetch!!

Looks very good already! Can't imagine how awesome release 0.1 or even 1.0 will be! ;) And the best: it's free...

Very good app! Easy, fast, simple!

1 - Download 2 - Install 3 - Use Doesn't get any better than that - dead easy to use, love it 10/10 guys.

sweet! Don't forget to implemet edit with external editor(s) functions... I'll donate some €€ asap, thanks

For an 0.03, it's pretty swank. And, hey, one butan lol. Here's to hoping it develops into a real world-beater. I have to use Interarchy, Transmit, and lftp together to serve all my FTP needs--I'd love nothing more than to be able to consolidate three apps into one.

nice - very fast - much faster than rbrowser - because it doesn't return errors all the time from the server and have to do everything twice. but... there are several missing things: 1. contextual menu support when right-clicking a file 2. the ability to move a file from one directory to another on an ftp host (preferably to be able to open more than one window at once or better yet have a column view similar to the finder's would be awesome so you can move files not just to a parent directory, but to other directories as well). I guess you can open two windows by connecting twice, but dragging between them does not produce any results. 3. The ability to get the size of all the items in a directory and all the files on the site. Great work so far - it would be awesome to have a really good cocoa ftp client!

nice-looking app, but needs sftp support to be truly useful.