Direct Mountain Duck for Windows version 3.3.6 Build 15539 -=TeamOS=-

Mirkec · Apr 6, 2020

Review
Mountain Duck is a nifty piece of software designed to make it a lot easier to manage user cloud storage accounts and FTP, SFTP, or WebDAV servers, as it enables a user to mount them as local volumes and transfer files using Finder. Mountain Duck lets users effortlessly mount all essential types of servers and cloud storage as a local disk on a desktop. A user can open remote files with any application and work like on a local volume without synchronizing data. Based on the solid open-source foundation of Cyberduck, all significant protocols are supported to connect to just about any server user want, including FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Microsoft Azure Cloud Storage, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Google Drive, Dropbox, Backblaze B2 & OpenStack Swift. Transfer files using Finder to remote servers, fast.

The application is straightforward to use and runs smoothly, integrating itself in a context menu bar, allowing a user to connect and disconnect from various storage services quickly. Mountain Duck is especially useful if a user needs to manage multiple servers or cloud storage services at once, as switching between several interfaces can become confusing and hinder user workflow. Once a user has added them as bookmarks in Mountain Duck, they can be accessed just like any other local volume, so that Finder can be used whenever a user wants to browse their contents or copy files.

Mountain Duck does not limit a user to a single connection, as a user can add as many servers or cloud storage accounts as wish. Configuring each bookmark is not at all problematic, provided users know the server address and the required username and password. Bookmarks can be set and accessed from Mountain Duck's menu bar icon whenever the user wants 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 a user to enable or disable Bonjour notifications. All in all, Mountain Duck is a handy utility that could prove to be invaluable for users who commonly manage multiple remote storage servers, as it enables a user to mount them as local volumes and browse their contents or transfer files using Finder.

Key features:

Intutitive user interface;
Light system requirements;
User-friendly solution for mounting FTP servers and cloud storages as local disks;
Easy browsing and file transfers;
Supports numerous popular file transfer protocols;
Unobtrusive menu bar app that is always close by when a user needs it.

What is new in version 3.3.6 (Released on March 31, 2020):

Bugfix Unable to access documents in Shared with me (Google Drive);
Bugfix Immediate retry for failure with cached upload channel (Backblaze B2);
Bugfix Set timestamp with X-OC-Mtime header (Nextcloud, ownCloud);
Bugfix Default handler for FTP deleted from the registry (Windows);
Bugfix Slow saving a file from Microsoft Outlook (Windows);
Bugfix Interoperability with Windows Folder Redirection Group Policy (Windows);
Bugfix Missing option to retry failed synchronization when copying many files;
Bugfix Files not synced to a vault (Cryptomator, S3).

What is new in version 3.2.1 Build 15003 (Released on October 08, 2019):

Bugfix Cannot reveal the file in Finder from notification (macOS);
Bugfix Failure authenticating using SSH agent (SFTP) (#10800);
Bugfix Failure overwriting an existing file (Google Storage);
Bugfix Cannot open connection profiles (.cyberduckprofile) (macOS);
Bugfix Missing hostname verification in TLS handshake when connecting through HTTP proxy;
Bugfix Deleted folders visible when working with versioned buckets (S3).

What is new in version 3 Build 9873 (Released on April 30, 2019):
Mountain Duck 3 released for Mac and Windows with support for smart synchronization

We are thrilled to announce the release of Mountain Duck 3 – the premier choice to mount server and cloud storage as a disk in Finder on macOS and the File Explorer on Windows.
Version 3 adds a smart synchronization feature to add offline support for Smart Synchronization. Files are synchronized to the local disk when opened to allow offline usage, and changes are uploaded in the background as soon as a connection is available. Dropbox-like experience with user preferred on-premise enterprise storage or cloud storage. With the additional option to choose which files and folders are available for offline use. Other data are visible but only stored as placeholders. These do not take up disk space on the computer and are downloaded on-demand only.
Badge icons in the Finder and Windows Explorer indicate the sync status of files – quickly assess if the data is only available when online or is synced to the user computer for offline editing. Synchronization with the remote storage is paused and resumed automatically depending on a user network connection. The application icon in the system tray animates when a background transfer is currently in progress.
Mountain Duck 3, combined with any cloud storage, is a viable, more secure solution to synchronize access to documents on multiple computers and users. Encryption for data at rest using Cryptomator interoperable vaults prevents unauthorized access regardless of the server or cloud storage infrastructure. Based on the solid open-source foundation of Cyberduck, all major protocols are supported to connect to just about any server user want.

What is new in version 3.2.0 Build 14842 (Released on September 12, 2019):

Feature Application running as 64-bit (Windows);
Feature Application package is notarized (macOS);
Feature Support for me-south-1 (Bahrain) region (S3);
Bugfix Fails to authenticate where the keyboard-interactive mechanism is not supported (SFTP) (#10714);
Bugfix Errors accessing Cryptomator vault (Google Drive, OneDrive);
Bugfix No route to host error with IPv6 only server (macOS);
Bugfix Unable to rename an empty folder (MinIO, S3);
Bugfix Allow to access files with non-printable characters in the key name (S3));
Bugfix Use AWS4 signature for pre-signed URLs for AWS in region us-east-1 (S3));
Bugfix Rate limit number of requests (Google Drive) (#10103));
Bugfix Repeated prompt to validate host key when connecting to non-standard port (SFTP) (10772)).

What is new in version 3.1.2 Build (Released on August 07, 2019):

Bugfix Missing sync status icons for files with Umlauts (macOS);
Bugfix Missing connection status in the menu (macOS);
Bugfix Number of buckets displayed in browser limited to 1000 (Google Storage).

What is new in version 2.7.2 Build 9873 (Released on March 19, 2019):
Bugfixes:

Open Terminal (Windows);
Access denied error opening files (WebDAV Microsoft-IIS);
Unable to create vault (Windows, Cryptomator);
Support auto-configuration from ~/.aws/credentials for AWS GovCloud and Amazon S3 China (S3);
Login using temporary tokens from STS to AWS GovCloud (S3);
Interoperability opening projects in Sublime Text (Windows).

What is new in version 2.7.1 Build 9840 (Released on February 01, 2019):

Failure using RSA/ECDSA private in new OpenSSH format;
Bugfix: Interoperability issue saving files from Eclipse IDE (Windows).

System requirements:
OS: Microsoft Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 7.

Install notes:
1. Kindly read "Readme.txt" file given in download zip file;
2. Enjoy!

Screenshots:

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MD5: 37E428D2DB23A8C824CC07D3739A9604
SHA1: ECB120120D3017EA038D6C9CC36D7A727727A854
SHA256: C4F88B558ABB6B892198B7F6142962FBCC76AFF6B7B86FD5268913812A172964

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MD5: A874FBF0E7F031EE33B360CC7882CB28
SHA1: 848034B5E6FBB71037C09E297C7BBE5DC7F6956A
SHA256: 74E36F317B8164B976612E7553325F029C4DDBF7BA0E5CB2EB1AE6731A496EFF

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@Mirkec
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