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Cyberduck Universal Binary

Version: 3611 || Release Date: 2008-04-06 || License: GPL

Cyberduck is a open source FTP and SFTP (SSH Secure File Transfer) browser licenced under the GPL with an easy to use interface, integration with external editors and support for many Mac OS X system technologies such as Spotlight, Bonjour, the Keychain and AppleScript.

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meaningego, 2008-03-10

It used to work, but now it's getting slower and slower and gives lot of timeout problems other clients don't have.

Probably this is a problem that is going to be solved, but by now I'm forced to look for other clients.

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retsiger, 2008-01-24

It works perfectly, it has a great interface ......... and it's free. The only thing I don't like about this app is that it's Icon is not 512X512 for Leopard. So I made a periodic table icon for it (like the CS3 ones). Is there any way I can upload it on iusethis???¿¿¿

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blomma, 2007-11-17

One of the best ftp clients ive used, the interface is intuitive and easy to use.

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kamikazow, 2007-11-17 (score: 2)

I moved to MacFusion. That one covers my (S)FTP needs better than Cyberduck.

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xyz, 2007-11-16 (score: 1)

This is getting progressively slower and less reliable (for me) with every version. Shame, as its the only Mac FTP client with a reasonable interface (at least until Flow is released).

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norz, 2007-10-26

Is there a way to move a file from a remote folder to a local folder in one step? I tried dragging and cutting a file, but it didn't work.

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shifty, 2007-09-05

I've used this program without issue for about 5 months but suddently it's constantly giving me "failed connection" errors whilst command line FTP works fine.

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ciaocibai, 2007-08-29

I don't have any problems with load time or stability, and I think its pretty great for a free app, however, IMHO Transmit from Panic is worth shelling out for.

Still, if you don't use it a ridiculously large amount, Cyberduck certainly gets the job done.

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haleakalari, 2007-08-29

brian, i do find it takes quite a while to load. otherwise i do use it very frequently and have never had it crash. the interface is also put together very nicely and it fits in with the os x gui just like a good cocoa app should.

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brian, 2007-08-28

Am I the only one who finds this app rather sluggish and crash-prone? I use it when i need to because I can't find anything better for free, but it's hardly an app I enjoy using.

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