FTP suggestions?

[Disavowed]

I have searched and cannot find a thread dedicated to options for FTP apps for Mac. I have found stuff about FTP problems, but nothing about where to start so I can use my Universities "Filer" program.

Thanks...

 

[celticpride678]

You can check out CyberDuck.

 

[thegoldenmackid]

I love CyberDuck, even made a donation.

 

[Disavowed]

I have heard of this thing you call "cyberduck". I will search it out and find its strengths and see if it fits my needs.

Thanks yet again everybody!

 

[yellow]

I still like the interface of Transmit. But (IIRC) cyberduck costs less (a lot less, I think it's free?).

EDIT: Side note, I'm giving CD a whirl again.

 

[Zerozal]

I use FileZilla. It's free and has a very traditional (although messy and slightly complicated) interface.

 

[steveca]

transmit does the job well... plus it is very easy to use

 

[Dan73]

I use FileZilla. It's free and has a very traditional (although messy and slightly complicated) interface.

This is what I've always used and recommend it because never had any problems with it and its free.

Though I do have to agree the UI is a bit messy, especially on low res screens it get a bit cluttered but you get use to it. I'm not sure if you can change the UI because all I would use it would be to connect to my FTP, drag and drop files and thats it.


TL;DR Version: FileZilla

 

[dolphinstreet]

Another vote for Cyberduck!

It really works like a charm.

 

[jbennardo]

RBrowser and RBrowser Lite are both pretty good. Not sure if they're around and if they've been updated, we still use an old version here in the office.

I still like Fetch, but I know it costs money.

 

[iAlexG]

Trasmit is good but Cyberduck is free and should satisfy most needs

 

[RandomKamikaze]

Have/Use both Cyberduck and FileZilla,. Highly recommend both apps.

Both are stable. Both are free