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   Cyberduck 4.3.1

   Agen G. N. Schmitz

   Reminding everyone Fetch and Transmit aren't the only players in the
   file transfer app game, the [1]Cyberduck team has released version 4.3
   of the open source app, the first update since late 2011. The biggest
   news is that Cyberduck has dropped support for Dropbox, Google Drive,
   and Windows Azure, enabling the developers to get their ducks in a row
   to improve support for Amazon S3 (though a Cyberduck [2]blog post notes
   that the team may reintroduce support for Azure and Google Drive should
   user demand be significant). The new release gets updates for Mountain
   Lion with support for Gatekeeper and Notification Center, plus it adds
   support for Retina displays. Cyberduck is now also integrated with the
   Qloudstat, a service that provides analytics and monitoring for
   CloudFront distributions, S3 buckets, and containers in Rackspace
   Cloudfiles. A few days after this update came out, Cyberduck 4.3.1 was
   released with a fix for an issue that prevented the app from setting
   the speed limit to unlimited. Cyberduck is free, though you can support
   it via a donation or a purchase made through the [3]Mac App Store (for
   $23.99). (Free update, 26.1 MB, [4]release notes)

References

   1. http://cyberduck.ch/
   2. http://blog.cyberduck.ch/2013/04/05/spring-cleaning/
   3. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cyberduck/id409222199?mt=12
   4. http://cyberduck.ch/changelog/

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