CuteFTP drives me nuts. I ended up buying WSFTP for my PC. Haven't settled on something for the Mac yet -- still use commandline here.
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Have you tried Cyberduck? I have not. [link]
I'm morally opposed to spending $ on an FTP program. Dunno why - it just seems to me that FTP programs should be free.
On the Mac, I really used to like Fetch when it was free....sigh.
Have you tried Cyberduck?
Well, it passes the "cute name" test. Open source too.
support for many Mac OS X system technologies such as Spotlight, Bonjour, the Keychain and AppleScript.
Cool. I'll have to give it a try.
What's Bonjour?
Filezilla for the PC does everything I've needed: [link]
I get fucking tired of the typing. And I do a lot of updating of all those provocateuse sites -- not only do I need to be able to keep locations in synch, I need to be able to quickly navigate directory trees and identify the next available filename in a sequence.
So I mostly do that work from the PC. But now I'm going to try the duck. Thanks, DCJ!
Cyberduck broke every website I uploaded files to. (The same files, uploaded via Cpanel's file manager, worked fine. Uploaded via Cyberduck, they broke the site.) So I stopped using it.
I'm a fan of Transmit.
God, I am so used to command line ftp that anything else seems painful and whacko (unix solaris and linux. It's the butter for our bread in this business.)