I like Forklift[1] but that's more of a Finder-replacement with remote possibilities, I guess.

1: http://binarynights.com/forklift/

I recently switched from Cyberduck (and a Transmit trial) to Forklift. Night and day difference. S3 on Transmit was terrible, and the application seemed a little plain in features in comparison.

Cyberduck is not bad if you don't use SFTP too often. But Transmit is way superior in terms of protocols and speed. Definitely worth the money.

What's wrong with Cyberduck's SFTP support? I've been using it for a few years already and never had a problem.

There is nothing wrong with it. But for me it still crashes too often and as I said: Transmit is a lot faster if you have to transfer a large amount of files.

> But Transmit is way superior in terms of protocols

Until today's update, Cyberduck supported many more cloud providers than Transmit.

It still does. Google Cloud Storage isn't supported by Transmit.

To be honest I'm disappointed by these file transfer apps. One common use case is to backup your local files, but none of these apps support pausing/resuming transfers after sleeping a laptop.

I'm looking for the equivalent to Backblaze software, but for any cloud storage service. Arq is close but it has mandatory encryption and compression, which makes you dependent on software to be able to restore. Sigh.

Cyberduck also has Mountain Duck which is incredibly useful. Not sure if Transmit has a similar feature