FTP Disk for Mac
Drag-and-drop FTP client.
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FTP Disk overview
FTP Disk lets you update your Web site as often as you like exactly as if you were copying files between folders on your computer!
With FTP Disk just drag-and-drop your files directly on a server in the list to get them uploaded to the selected path. You can create as many servers as you need with different paths and initiate several uploads at the same time. Of course you can also log into servers as usual, navigate thru directories, create files and folders, download and upload files, modify text files with the built-in editor, preview pictures and change permissions.
FTP Disk not only offers a very handy and easy-to-use interface for managing servers, indeed it is also very easy to navigate thru directories. Thanks to the directory bar, a visual and interactive control that displays your current location, you can move to other directories with a single click of your mouse. You can create favorite locations and jump to them at any time. Those favorites are available from the server panel so you can go directly to a directory when connecting to a server or upload files to it!
What's new in version 1.5.5
Why Upgrade
- v0.8.1: Hardens iPadOS App Store builds by keeping terminal and shell-execution entry points macOS-only, so iPadOS remains a text editor and previewer without code execution.
- v0.8.1: Adds a GitHub-only release workflow that can create and publish the release tag, ZIP, DMG, checksums, and release notes from GitHub without local release commands.
- v0.8.1: Fixes iPad editor layout issues so the toolbar uses the available editor width and no-wrap Markdown editing can scroll horizontally beside the preview.
v0.8.1 Highlights
- Added a manual GitHub release workflow with dry-run support, secret preflight checks, draft-before-publish release handling, asset verification, SHA256 checksums, and post-release workflow dispatches.
- Added release metadata gates so release docs, README status, project version metadata, and the Welcome Tour What's New page are checked before GitHub release builds.
- Added dedicated SVG and HTML preview panes, including passive HTML rendering inside Markdown preview, with preview coordination moved out of the main content view.
- Split file preview coordination into dedicated preview files and added SVG and HTML web previews beside the source editor.
- Refined iPad top chrome so the editor toolbar fills the available width dynamically while keeping compact controls usable.
v0.8.0 Context
- v0.8.0: Restores macOS 15 tab bar mouse hit-testing so tabs can be selected and closed normally.
- v0.8.0: Fixes macOS translucent editor startup rendering so line numbers no longer appear on a white strip.
- v0.8.0: Improves the Welcome Tour release page layout and reduces lightweight completion-trigger allocation while typing.
v0.8.0 Highlights
- Added Xcode Cloud/App Store release runbook and preflight checks for the 0.8.0 release path.
- Kept macOS 26+ tab strip edge fades while skipping the SwiftUI mask on pre-26 macOS where it can intercept tab clicks.
- Updated the Welcome Tour release summary for current App Store-facing changes.
Upgraded
- Part of the interface has been reworked to be compatible with macOS Tahoe.
- The 'Help ▸ What's new window' has been unhanced and is now easier to read.
- The chat support is now handled by Maxprog SoftDesk help desk software.
Fixed
- The support chat window no longer refreshes on window activation.
- Several user interface aesthetic fixes.
FTP Disk for Mac
$24.95
In English
Version 1.5.5
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User Ratings
Dec 14, 2020
Version: 1.4.4
First trial not very convincing... there's no manual, so if you never used any of the other FTP clients before, forget it. I couldn't even connect to my local TV box drive. Pity.
Jan 22, 2017
Version: 1.4
Do your research...this app does ONLY standard FTP, and costs $20. For under $50 other apps provide FTP, local file management, dual pane UI, WebDav, S3 (Amazon servers), SFTP, batch renaming, tagging, sorting, compare and synchronize, and so on.
