Cyberduck Portable
"One noteworthy aspect is that you can view a history of all connected servers. It maintains a list of account configurations for each server, making it easy to connect with any of them right away" —Usman Javaid, AddictiveTips.com (October 05, 2010)
"I use this on my windows pc and my macbook. excellent ftp app. Most other FTP application's I've used have horrific convoluted interfaces (COUGH FILEZILLA/CUTEFTP COUGH), but cyberduck has a very intuitive and simple interface, its a pleasure to use for simple FTP tasks. I highly recommend this application to anyone looking for an ftp app that actually has a user friendly interface." —bwat47 (a user), Sourceforge.net (04/01/2014)
"Overall, Cyberduck 4 is fast, featureful, and friendly. And though you can use it for free if you download it from the developer’s site, it’s well worth it to donate some money, if only to keep such a great FTP client available to all." — Dan Moren, Macworld.com (17 Jun 11)Cyberduck is an open source file browser and transfer client for FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Cloud Files, Google Docs and Amazon S3 storage accounts.
In addition to file transfers it offers account management features including setting of ACLs, S3 bucket versioning, Akamai and CloudFront configurations and more.
CyberduckPortable_6.8.2.28974.paf
Size: 105 MB (110,641,152 bytes) Packed Size: 26.2 MB (27,521,024 bytes)
MD5: FBAE2E5F3289BF0F11CE677775A26DA0
Size: 105 MB (110,641,152 bytes) Packed Size: 26.2 MB (27,521,024 bytes)
MD5: FBAE2E5F3289BF0F11CE677775A26DA0
Release notes
Requires Microsoft .NET Framework 4 or the web installer.There's a good alternative for this now—no .NET required: RcloneBrowser. Try it :)
Free WebDAV hostings
- Some WebDAV servers might not work, like eg. Google Drive.
- Known work free hostings: openload (FTP), SourceForge (FTP/SFTP), box, Yandex.Disk (WebDAV).
DIY/Do It Yourself: Upgrade to the Latest Release
Requirements 7-Zip, NPP/Notepad++ or other text editor, PortableApps.com Launcher Generator/PAL, PortableApps.com Installer/PAI.- Get the latest portable app. template, and extract the content with 7-Zip.
- Get the latest Cyberduck release—the MSI one.
- Put it in the same folder as the extracted template, in our example C:\0TEST, then extract the installer by following this guide.
- Browse into the extracted Cyberduck-Installer-6.3.5.27408 folder and move the Cyberduck folder to CyberduckPortable\App,
- Browse to CyberduckPortable\App\AppInfo and open appinfo.ini file with NPP. Replace the [Version] section with the latest version number. Make sure the PackageVersion entry is in 4 place digit, eg. 6.3.5.27408 not just 6.3.5,
- Run PAL, paste the template folder address C:\0TEST\CyberduckPortable, and click Go—a new launcher will be created,
- Test the new launchers by following this guide.
- When all is OK, then delete the CyberduckPortable\Data folder and run PAI, paste the package folder address C:\0TEST\CyberduckPortable, and click Go—to create the installer package.
- Use the installer package to upgrade your portable application. Don't forget to at least backup your Data folder before any upgrade :)
- If you find any changes that's not handled by the launcher, consult the PAL help file to modify the launcher yourself or ask for our paid upgrade support.
Portability Notes
- Cyberduck do not have portable mode. It stores its settings in Windows registry and data folders while running.
- Make sure it exits cleanly before plugging out your thumbdrive.
- You can help by sending request to the official developer to add "portable mode" to their future release.
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