I have been extremely satisfied with RBrowser. There's a paid and a
lite (free) version. It uses two windows (local server and remote
server) and it saves your connections automatically. It even remembers
where you were in the local server last time you used it.
Check out Version Tracker
I have been using Transmit on Mac for years and I really like the
program. I also have been using Cupertino on PC, which is another
program I like. I don't think Cupertino is available any more though.
Another thought would be to use you browser for transfers. I develop
for a lot of printers
Another suggestion for you:
Have you tried cyberduck ftp/sftp browser for mac os X? It's
shareware, so no need to pay anything unless you decide to donate to them.
you can find it at http://cyberduck.ch
I have been using this tool for a while, it does everythign I need,
especially sftp. It's
I am a long time fetch user but the program has not been updated in years
and mine recently stopped working right.
Apple had this one on their site.
Its $19
Faster then fetch and easier to use. Really does run in the background
rather slowing to a crawl whenever you switch to another
The BEST program I have every experienced so far and our entire team uses
is a product called TRANSMIT You'll never want to use anything else!!!
stephen
I am a long time fetch user but the program has not been updated in years
and mine recently stopped working right.
Apple had this one
I would recommend:
Interarchy Documentation, Tour, Troubleshooting...
http://documentation.interarchy.com/
On Jun 22, 2004, at 2:09 PM, Stephen Su wrote:
The BEST program I have every experienced so far and our entire team
uses
is a product called TRANSMIT You'll never want to use anything
A few other people picked transmit also. I'll take a look I like the way I
can see the local files and remote. I didn't see a way to store the FTP
sites so I didn't have to enter them again.
I already paid for ftpeel but at $20 for one and $30 if I have to grab the
treansmit it is not a big loss.
To store your FTP sites list, simply click on the bookmark/favorites
dropdown menu on the right side of the interface consol.
It even stores your recent sessions without you actively bookmarking
them.
Best,
Stephen
On Jun 22, 2004, at 4:50 PM, Dan Stein wrote:
A few other people picked
