Works great for me. I use it almost daily. I use it with Smultron and CSSEdit. Never crashes. At this point I can't see why I would pay for an FTP program.

I used to love it, but now I'm having to buy Transmit instead. Cyberduck crashes constantly these days which is really inconvenient when i have several files open for editing. Also, if it fails while uploading a file, I end up with an empty file on the server. Yikes!

I want to like Cyberduck but it doesn't quite work that well for me. It seems to take forever to get the directory list from my server (served via Cerebus) when Transmit does not. Also it just seems slower connection wise as well. For example, if I am download multiple files in succession there is a far greater pause between files with Cyberduck. It might be that Cerebus likes Transmit better for some reason though.

Suggesting adding the tag: S3 to this entry.

My last experiences with Cyberduck were quite frustrating (timeout problems, huge load of RAM), but now I must admit the new version (cyberduck 3 3966) works like a charm.

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.

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???¿¿¿

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

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

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).