I need a FTP client for 10.5 ....

[alfa147x]

So im looking for a (free?) ftp client for 10.5
I need it to stand alone

thats about it...

Thanks!

 

[keeleysam]

I love transmit:
http://www.panic.com/transmit/

FileZilla is okay if it must be free:
http://filezilla.sf.net/

 

[texascrazy88s]

try fireftp for free, firefox4 mac, i use it for maintaining my sites.

 

[Goosemaster]

cyberduck > *.*

 

[alfa147x]

Thanks Ill take a look at those, I used fireftp but Firefox doesnt run smoothly so I wanted a stand alone app thanks a bunch

 

[TheStu]

CyberDuck is great. Apparently it barely holds a candle to Transmit by Panic, but great nonetheless.

 

[secretanchitman]

cyberduck ftw.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: TheStu
CyberDuck is great. Apparently it barely holds a candle to Transmit by Panic, but great nonetheless.

free candle > for-pay spotlight...

 

[EvilYoda]

Cyberduck and Transmit...Panic software = great.

 

[erikistired]

i like fetch, but it's not free. cyberduck isn't bad.

 

[umrigar]

RBrowser - free for simple use.
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/7241/

 

[randomlinh]

another vote for cyberduck!

 

[motoxpress]

Transmit is worth the $25. I have used it for years.

-mx

 

[Kmax82]

Another vote for Trasmit. I tried all the free clients, and if you have to do anything other than just upload a random file, Transmit excels above the rest!

 

[suklee]

Does Transmit allow you to open more than one instance at a time?

I've just come from Windows where I could have multiple Filezilla windows open, connected to different sites. I found that I cannot do the same with FZ in OS X, unless I seriously missed something.

Edit: Did a quick browse on panic.com but doesn't look like Transmit allows this either. Is there another FTP client that can run multiple instances?

Edit2: looks like I was wrong. Transmit appears to support multiple windows. :thumbsup:

Tabs
Many connections, one window.

Now just need to figure out how to convert from Filezilla's XML into Transmit Favorites. <<< Is this possible? Can't find much on Google.

 

[sourceninja]

I loved cyber duck, until I had to transfer 300 small files to a server. After 8 minutes I closed it, downloaded filezilla and had the files uploaded in about 1 minute. Sure filezilla is ugly as sin, but it works.

 

[silverpig]

Cyberduck is SLOW on a LAN. I have a 100 Mbit LAN at home and was transferring some movies from one computer to another. Cyberduck ran at 10 Mbit speeds. I switched to fetch, 100 Mbit.

 

[jhu]

open up the terminal. type "ftp". there you go!

there's also a utility called "curl" that should come standard on a mac os installation. if you're good at writing shell scripts, you can use that to automate mass downloads/uploads

 

[suklee]

Just want to report back that Transmit is great... I'm using it in conjuction with Textmate and when I save a file in TM (opened from Transmit) it automatically uploads it back onto the server. Fantastic... I couldn't do this in Windows.