Cyberduck
A libre FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, S3, Backblaze B2, Azure & OpenStack Swift browser.
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File Sharing • Backup & Sync • Development • Online ServicesPlatform details
Mac: You can download it for free on the official website. It costs $23.99 on the Mac App Store because a donation option is not available there.
Windows: You can download it for free on the official website. It costs $23.99 on the Windows Store because a donation option is not available there.
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- cloudfront
- google-docs
- ftps
- ftp-client
- file-transfer-services
- ftp-upload
- amazon
- limelight
- transfer-sftp
- sftp-clients
- ftp-program
- secure-cloud-storage
- File Upload
- file-transfert
- FTP
- file-transferring
- ftp-share
- google-storage
- rackspace
- dropbox
- donationware
- file-transferring-services
- file-transferring-service
- file-transfer-service
- secure-file-transfer-protocol
- file-transfer-manager
- cloudfiles
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Our users have written 16 comments and reviews about Cyberduck, and it has gotten 413 likes
- Developed by iterate GmbH
- Open Source and Free product.
- Average rating of 3.6
- 80 alternatives listed
I'm using Cyberduck solely for uploading to Amazon S3. It's been a huge headache. Cyberduck frequently fails to even start when the set of files is large. When it does start, it often crashes after around 100MB. Sometimes it fails to detect the file on each side of the transfer is the same file. And it doesn't have a mode that will properly mirror in one direction (delete files from the destination as necessary).
Cyberduck is a lousy tool for Amazon S3. It's marginally worse than Amazon S3 Firefox Organizer, which is as bad or worse. It feels like Amazon S3 support was an afterthought tacked on to an already bloated piece of software, and it was done poorly.
Sync with Google Drive is terribly slow.
I've been using it for years and it works very reliably with lots of different protocols.
FileZilla is a veteran, and gotten the hype and still very popular. But most people don't know that FileZilla is only an FTP/SFTP client. If you want other protocols you need to pay for FileZilla Pro. Cyberduck is FileZIlla Pro but for FREE.
It has the feature that I'm looking for -- browsing cloud(s) without synchronising with local device!
But, sadly, doesn't support Linux!