Another good change, as far as the UI goes this time, is the new browser window in which the bookmark editor now appears. Added features include the ability to rename files on Amazon S3, and copying files on both WebDAV and Amazon S3. It can also use Quick Look right in the browser (Leopard). The changelog also reveales that Cyberduck 3 now offers support for both Amazon Simple Storage Service and WebDAV protocols. But, as a user of the handy application for Mac OS X, you must know all this, so let's get back to the new stuff version 3.0 brings, shall we? Cyberduck integrates seamlessly with external editors such as SubEthaEdit, BBEdit, TextMate and others. It integrates with Keychain, Rendezvous and, of course, AppleScript.
The open source FTP client also allows for local files to be synchronized with files on the server. Any file transfer can be stopped and resumed at any time, whether it's an upload or a download you're carrying out, with just a single command.
Best of all, especially for Mac users, drag-and-drop is supported for transferring files between server and client, while a reliable transfer queue keeps track of the pending file transfers. It is a major update offering new protocols and enhancements to the software's main features.Ĭyberduck's main aim is usability, using a consistent graphical user interface for both SFTP and FTP browsing, supporting multiple connections at a time. The David Kocher-developed FTP client has just reached version 3.0. Cyberduck is an open source SFTP (SSH Secure File Transfer) and FTP browser licensed under the GPL.
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