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Resolved Transmit Alternative?

Fuchal said:
I've used Cyberduck for many years and I think it's great.
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I’m a recent convert (from transmit as it happens) but I agree. It’s not that transmit is bad, I just feel CyberDuck (particularly when paired with the companion/sister app MountainDuck) is better.
 
Fuchal said:
I've used Cyberduck for many years and I think it's great.
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Is Cyberduck a payware app?

allan.nyholm said:
I can get behind this solution - I'm also a ForkLift 3 user. So a big thumbs up for recommending it. I suggested it to @camelia in her other thread before seeing this one.
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Thank you, testing ForkLift 3

@TO ALL

What about Commander One by Eltima Software any good review? :eek:

Came
 
Commander One gets somewhat good reviews over on macupdate - I use this too from time to time when I feel for something else to look at - It has a few customize options, such as setting a Norton Commander style apperance for its listers. For whatever reason I do this. I have no connection to Norton Commander as I was using Directory Opus and DirWork on my computers. If you like to style your listers then Commander One could be one for you.
I was going to suggest the free(in beta)Marta File Manager but I don't think it has any FTP capabilities.

Version 2.0 of Commander One is spoken of as being in development but Eltima Software writes in January to a commenter on MacUpdate that there are no exact release date for version 2.0 of Commander One. But if you can wait a while, I suggest looking out for that one. The current Commander One file manager doesn't have many troubles doing things - mostly the reviews are about the cluttered interface with no sidebar as ForkLift has. It's not like the options for file managers on the Mac is currently lacking. And a few also connects to FTP servers and whatnot. I mention this because of the earlier purchase of Transmit.

Edit: Also, Double Commander is a suggestion too(though the app is clearly not macOS in its apperance - it does open and operates) https://sourceforge.net/projects/doublecmd/

Though the entry by me might appear as a rant - it's just information from the top of my head.
 
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My vote is for WebDrive. It has some pretty cool security features in the latest version that was recently released.
 
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CyberDuck here as well.

To answer the OP's question, it is $24 USD from the app store but still free for download from the developer's website.
 
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