what mac sftp client you are using (desperate searching for one where I can paste a path in)
For sure, check out Commander One—it lets you copy and paste file paths easily, which sounds like exactly what you’re after. It’s a dual-pane file manager with built-in SFTP support, so moving files around is pretty seamless. Also has a simple setup for SSH keys, which might save you from the usual FileZilla hassle on macOS. Might be a good fit if you’re after something close to Bitvise but on Mac.
Commander One requires full disk access without really explaining why. Probably legit, i get mac permissions are APITA, but this makes me uneasy.
I like mounting sftp destinations as a file system with sshfs. Then you can use whatever as a file manager on it, Finder, Terminal, directly edit files with vim, you name it.
I know this, I also use Visual Studio Code directly on the server
but sometimes a good old SFTP client is much more nice to work with
Commander One's dual-pane interface makes file management a breeze, and its robust features make it my go-to choice. It's not just convenient; it's a powerful tool that simplifies my workflow. Highly recommend giving it a try folks!
For sure, check out Commander One—it lets you copy and paste file paths easily, which sounds like exactly what you’re after. It’s a dual-pane file manager with built-in SFTP support, so moving files around is pretty seamless. Also has a simple setup for SSH keys, which might save you from the usual FileZilla hassle on macOS. Might be a good fit if you’re after something close to Bitvise but on Mac.
Commander One requires full disk access without really explaining why. Probably legit, i get mac permissions are APITA, but this makes me uneasy.
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Highlighted Commander One for myself in terms of SFTP operations.
What about the file transfer rate? And where can I read more about it ?
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Oh, a fellow bitvise fan. I have no answer for you, but I'll follow the post curiously.
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I like mounting sftp destinations as a file system with sshfs. Then you can use whatever as a file manager on it, Finder, Terminal, directly edit files with vim, you name it.
I know this, I also use Visual Studio Code directly on the server
but sometimes a good old SFTP client is much more nice to work with
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I normally use FileZilla, mac just has no good options for SFTP it seems. Big fan of BitVise on Windows too!
I normally use ForkLift 3, created by binarynights. Looks and works way better than Filezilla
Forklift is a paid app right?
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I think WebSSH does SFTP... Might be wrong about that though.
Super late but WebSSH currently does have SFTP and it works well.
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Commander One's dual-pane interface makes file management a breeze, and its robust features make it my go-to choice. It's not just convenient; it's a powerful tool that simplifies my workflow. Highly recommend giving it a try folks!