simiglen
join:2001-04-30
Simi Valley, CA |  Best FTP program
Title says it. Any suggestions |
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rjackson
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join:2002-04-02
Ringgold, GA
clubs: | Transmit 3. It's the best.
Also there's a FAQ entry: »All things Macintosh »How do I FTP in OS X? |
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hyperjoe
Premium
join:2000-11-03
Gates Mills, OH | reply to simiglen
Re: Best FTP program
Captain FTP. Nice program!! |
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tommy3rd
I Am Nuckin Futs
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join:2000-03-10
Clifton, NJ
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March 18th, @07:14AM
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rbrowser lite (the free version). they have rbrowser too for a small fee, but free is good. better yet, try every single one of them out here .  |
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acadiel
Keep trying - don't give up
Premium
join:2002-06-22
Bloomington, IL | I like Fetch..... works great!
»fetchsoftworks.com/ |
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MarkyD
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join:2002-08-20
Oklahoma City, OK
clubs: | reply to simiglen
Another vote for transmit 3. It's fabulous. |
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priller
join:2000-10-20
Gainesville, VA | Transmit for me, too! |
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woowah
join:2002-03-26
m5v5f6 | reply to simiglen
Add me to list of transit lovers |
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tigers
join:2001-01-14
Irmo, SC | reply to simiglen
Transmit. Best. Mac. FTP. Client. Evar!!11eleven!11one!
»www.panic.com/transmit |
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jDyno
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join:2001-02-20
Washington, DC
clubs:
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It's not as cool with the hipsters it seems, but I like Interarchy about a million times better than Transmit.
»www.interarchy.com/
A free alternative is Cyberduck:
»cyberduck.ch/
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AHENDY
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join:2003-07-24
Grass Valley, CA
clubs:  | reply to simiglen
Transmit. End. Of. Story.
Andy |
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mayhemstudio
The Pump Is Like Cumming
join:2001-03-19
Los Angeles, CA | reply to simiglen
Transmit. Fetch is little dated now. |
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blueOne
Super Mega Xtreme Adrenaline Manwich
join:2002-12-23
Alameda, CA | reply to simiglen
Nother one for Transmit....
Cyberduck is pretty cool too! |
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F walker
Hey Intern, Get Me A Campari
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join:2003-04-10
Vancouver, WA
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| said by blueOne  :Nother one for Transmit.... Cyberduck is pretty cool too! Another vote for Cyberduck.. it seems a bit more intuitive than Captain, IMHO. Im in HUGE FTP DIR's and Cyberduck has been easier than Captain for that.
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rooted
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join:2002-07-29
Japan | reply to simiglen
lftp |
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GoodyearMark
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join:2001-05-02
Goodyear, AZ | reply to simiglen
rBrowser is great, I didn't like Fetch, it didn't do some things easily enough |
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rjackson
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Ringgold, GA
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said by blueOne :Nother one for Transmit.... Cyberduck is pretty cool too! I like Cyberduck because it supports public key authentication for SFTP logins. |
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MacOSManiac
join:2005-05-26
UK
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As a long time Transmit user, I finally gave up with it and moved to Yummy FTP. Transmit is very nice, don't get me wrong, but it has far too many reliability problems, especially for people like me who transfer thousands of files a day. I stumbled across Yummy FTP after trying out several of the other well known ones. Yummy FTP has a similar interface to Transmit, so it was a breeze to pick up but the most important thing is that I have had no problems with it at all. It even seems faster than Transmit. Highly recommended. Check it out: »www.yummysoftware.com |
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jDyno
Premium
join:2001-02-20
Washington, DC
clubs: | reply to simiglen
Add me to the small list of folks who can't stand Transmit.
I've been using Interarchy (already mentioned above) for many years and continue to love it.
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