Spotlight, Mobile Me, Bonjour, external text editors, Applscripts, Growl and Keychain are a few. Other IntegrationĬyberduck integrates really really well with many native and 3rd party apps. Your remote systems must have the archiving tools tar or zip installed on their end for this to work, if they don’t it won’t be possible. Being able to transfer smaller files, means faster upload times.
This setting only affects the widget, not the main application.Ī handy feature is being able to archive and unarchive files and folders remotely on the server side after its uploaded. When you configure the widget, you can select a path to a specific folder. This is a great option for uploading pictures or files to a specific location on more than on occasion. The widget is a great option for quickly uploading files to one folder. Drag the files onto a bookmark for the destination of server you’d like the file to be uploaded to. Another super cool feature is being able to upload files without opening a connection to a server. I know when I am moving things from folder to folder, I really love this feature. One of these features is spring loaded folders. Many other applications offer this in the most basic sense these guys took it a step further by adding some Mac-like features. To keep on pace with the simplicity Apple users are accustomed to, Cyberduck allows drag and drop functionality. Simply click on the bookmark and the connection to that destination is opened. Each destination can have a bookmark just like you would have in Safari or Firefox. If you have multiple sites or even multiple folders on the same site which you need to send files to, no problem. What makes it more more like a browser than a Finder window is the bookmarking feature. Part of what I like about Cyberduck is the similarities to a web browser.
In that window you only need two pieces of information, your server address and username. All you need to do is click the in the bottom left corner of the bookmark window and a window opens (see below).