Cyberduck

Version 5 of Cyberduck for Mac will feature new streamlined monochrome toolbar icons that match the appearance of OS X with small icons in toolbar buttons and segmented controls. You can give it a try in the latest snapshot build.

Cyberduck 4.9 adds support for Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage. This includes uploading large files, for files up to 10TB.

Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage works similar to Amazon S3 or Microsoft Azure, allowing you to store unlimited data in the cloud. But does it for 1/4th the cost.

B2 Cloud Storage support in Cyberduck gives you convenient access to low priced redundant and unlimited storage from your desktop.

Help shaping widely used products in an open source development environment!

We are looking for an experienced Java enthusiast to join our team as an employee or long term freelancer. You help us to drive the integration of cloud storage services into Cyberduck & Mountain Duck and to build up new products from scratch using the latest technologies.

Please refer to our job advertisement for more information.

Cyberduck 4.8 will have a recursive search option triggered by hitting Enter in the search box field in the browser.

Update: Documentation is now available in the wiki.

Adware installers from download sites have become ubiquitous and are now the norm rather than the exception. We therefore urge users to refrain from downloading Cyberduck from download sites such as download.com, softonic.com or macupdate.com which are or have in the past distributed adware (advertising-supported installers) without our consent. Always download software through the Mac App Store or directly from the developer’s site.

We are also sending out emails to these publishers urging them to stop wrapping our software with an adware  concealing installer and additionally urge Apple to revoke their Developer ID certificate used to distribute the installers (radar://23550056) and/or add the installers to the list of known malware by Gatekeeper.

Update: MacUpdate has removed the adware installer in response to our email claiming the “Cyberduck listing will not be part of any future tests we do with app downloads”.

Update: Cnet.download.com has removed the adware installer in response to our email confirmed with “Download.com installer has been disabled for this company profile”.