Cyberduck is a famous libre server and cloud storage browser. Cyberduck offers support for FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, OpenStack Swift, Backblaze B2, Microsoft Azure & OneDrive, Google Drive, and Dropbox.

What are the key features of Cyberduck?

Connection: One of the software's most important features is its ability to connect to every server. This makes file-sharing fast and easy and the cloud storage is on point.
Encryption: In order to secure and protect your data, no matter the server or the cloud storage, Cyberduck comes with Cryptomator, a feature that encrypts file ad directory names and every file on its own, and makes the directory structure obfuscated.
Bookmarking: This is extremely easy because users can organize with drag and drop and perform an optimized search thanks to the filter field.
Finder: Another good point of Cyberduck is that it can be used as the default system-wide protocol handler for FTP and SFTP.
Keychain: All the passwords (including passwords to third-party applications) are stored in the system Keychain.
Interface: A great advantage of Cyberduck is its user-friendly interface that is endowed with quickly accessible bookmarks.

Is it free?

Yes, you can download and use the software for free. Users receive a registration key that enables them to make a donation.

Is it safe?

It seems that the app has no history of security issues or abusive data collecting. The official website follows the Google Privacy policy that we recommend reading before installing. Cyberduck is open source and users are free to check the source code.

Cyberduck vs. Filezilla

Internet users opt mostly for Cyberduck. One of the main reasons for this is that the software sticks to a simple FTP app and its interface doesn't have any additional but unrelated features. Another argument is that the client is a good GUI and doesn't require using command lines only.

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