Mountain Duck 2.5.2 Mac OS (102 MB .zip) - Mac Full Download

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Mountain Duck allows you to mount any remote FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Cloud Azure Storage, S3, Google Cloud Storage, Google Drive and OpenStack Swift as a local disk in the Finder. Based on Cyberduck's robust open source database, all major protocols are compatible to connect to almost any server you want. Open remote files with any application and work just like on the local volume. Quickly transfer files to remote servers using Finder. Mountain Duck is a clever OS The app is very easy to use and operate from the menu bar, allowing you to quickly connect and disconnect from various storage services. Mount remote storage servers as standard Finder volumes for easy navigation and file transfers Mountain Ducks are especially useful when you need to manage multiple servers or cloud storage services simultaneously; because switching between multiple interfaces can be confusing and hinder your workflow. However, once you add them as bookmarks in Mountain Duck, you can access them like any local volume, so the Finder is available whenever you want to browse its contents or copy files. Useful tool that supports many popular file transfer protocols Mountain Duck doesn't limit you to a single connection because you can add as many servers or cloud storage accounts as you want. Supports FTP, SFTP, WebDav, Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and OpenStack Swift. Configuring each beacon is not difficult, as long as you know the address of the server and the required username and password. Hidden menu bar app that's always nearby when you need it Bookmarks can be configured and accessed from the Mountain Duck menu bar icon when you want to disconnect from a server, unmute it in the Finder, or delete it entirely. Additionally, the app shows detailed history of all previous connections and allows you to enable or disable Bonjour notifications. All in all, Mountain Duck is a useful utility that can be invaluable to users who manage multiple remote storage servers, allowing them to be mounted as local volumes and browse their contents or transfer files via the Finder.

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