What's a good (and free) FTP program to use with Leopard?

[ozziegn]

As the title says......

I'm looking for a good and free FTP program to use with Leopard.

any suggestions?

 

[theyellowdart]

Cyberduck

yea... that's what i've had the entire time.... honestly.

 

[Mindflux]

cyberduck.

 

[scotty96LSC]

I use Fetch, but just because I'm comfortable with it. I hear Cyberduck is real good.

 

[EV0LUTION]

I hear Cyberduck is real good.

I tried to use Cyber duck and it only uploaded half of my files, when I used transmit uploaded everything no problem

 

[BlackMax]

I was in the same boat about a year ago, but none of the free FTP clients met all my needs. In the end I plopped down $29 for Transmit. If you don't find a free FTP client you like, check out Transmit.

 

[theyellowdart]

I apologize for my ignorance... but what's wrong with just using apples Connect to Server for FTP again?

 

[richard.mac]

^ doesnt have write support

 

[theyellowdart]

^ doesnt have write support

Pssh that's only a little snag

 

[AC Rempt]

I've used Vicomsoft's FTP program for years, but I just downloaded Cyberduck to use with my iDisk since the Vicomsoft program doesn't support WebDAV. Wow, what a difference in speed versus the Finder! iDisk is actually usable now.

 

[dringkor]

If you don't need a GUI, how about just 'ftp' from the terminal?

 

[MrMaxy]

Check out FileZilla http://filezilla-project.org/

 

[smogsy]

i dont mind cyberduck but, it has far to many windows i prefer to have 1 window with mutiple areas

 

[MrMaxy]

i dont mind cyberduck but, it has far to many windows i prefer to have 1 window with mutiple areas

... and that's why you should give FileZilla a try

 

[clevin]

http://fireftp.mozdev.org/

fireftp free addon for firefox

 

[baummer]

Fetch is good...if you're a student or academic employee, you can qualify for a free license if you use your .edu email address.

My only gripe with Fetch is that it doesn't warn you when you are going to overwrite remotely, which can be a problem if you deal with a lot of production sites.

Cyberduck is OK...I find it clunky though.

 

[smogsy]

is filezilla better looking on mac osx?

on windows its kinda ugly 98 looking

 

[Apple Ink]

is filezilla better looking on mac osx?

on windows its kinda ugly 98 looking

Its kinda even more uglier in Mac (guess the contrast b/w gorgeous and ugly is much much more than in Win)

But its really efficient in the end and thats what you want! I currently though bought transmit which supports both WebDAV and FTP. And its also really really slick and great!

 

[FSUSem1noles]

I use Fugu, granted it's SFTP not FTP..

 

[durija]

Cyberduck paired with QuickSilver. I can return to an old location in a couple of clicks.

 

[Darth.Titan]

is filezilla better looking on mac osx?

on windows its kinda ugly 98 looking

From their website. This is running on 10.5.

 

[mtag]

i dont mind cyberduck but, it has far to many windows i prefer to have 1 window with mutiple areas

I certainly agree with this. I just started using CyberDuck a few weeks ago and I hate chasing after the download window.