Mountain Duck is a nifty macOS app that can make it a lot easier to manage your cloud storage accounts and FTP, SFTP or WebDAV servers, as it enables you to mount them as local volumes and transfer files using Finder.

The application is very easy to use and runs in your menu bar, allowing you to quickly connect and disconnect from various storage services.

Mount remote storage servers as standard Finder volumes, for easy browsing and file transfers

• Mountain Duck is especially useful if you need to manage multiple servers or cloud storage services at once, as switching between several interfaces can become confusing and hinder your workflow.
• Once you have added them as bookmarks in Mountain Duck, however, they can be accessed just like any other local volume, so that Finder can be used whenever you want to browse their contents or copy files.

Useful tool that supports numerous popular file transfer protocols

• Mountain Duck does not limit you to a single connection, as you can add as many servers or cloud storage accounts as you wish. It supports FTP, SFTP, WebDav, Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and OpenStack Swift.
• Configuring each bookmark is not at all difficult, provided you know the server address and the required username and password.

Unobtrusive menu bar app that is always close by when you need it

• Your bookmarks can be configured and accessed from Mountain Duck’s menu bar icon whenever you want to disconnect from a server, open its volume in Finder or remove it altogether.
• Moreover, the app displays a detailed history of all past connections, and allows you to enable or disable Bonjour notifications.
• Mountain Duck is a handy utility that could prove to be invaluable for users who commonly manage multiple remote storage servers, as it enables you to mount them as local volumes, and browse their contents or transfer files using Finder.

What's New:

Version 5.3.0:

Feature

• Support for Windows on ARM64 (Windows)
• Display bookmark window in popover attached to status bar item (macOS)
• AWS IAM Identity Center Support (S3) (#13377)
• Connect with credentials from credential_process configuration directive in ~/.aws ( S3) (#11664)
• Index of connection profiles allows instant display in Preferences → Profiles

Bugfix

• Focus input field in alert shown in popover of status bar item (macOS)
• Occasional permission failure connecting in "Integrated" connect mode (macOS)
• Derive disk space from server quota when available in "Smart Synchronization" connect mode
• Renaming parent folder during upload marks child uploads prematurely complete in "Integrated" connect mode (macOS)
• Unable to set custom cache location in Preferences (Windows)
• No trailing delimiter for path style requests with bucket name only (#17901)
• Do not write file header to placeholder files for folders (Cryptomator, Mega.nz S4)
• Remove /Default symbolic link (Sharepoint) (#17918)
• Map all SSL failures to network error and await server response on control connection (FTP) (#17946)
• Compare public key blob instead of comment when retrieving key from agent (SFTP)
• Support "Include" directive when reading from OpenSSH config (SFTP) (#10451)
• Exclude trashed folders in list by default (Backblaze B2) (#18101)

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