The description of CloudMounter - Play With New Friends
CloudMounter: work with multiple cloud services through a single windowCloudMounter is your single app for managing multiple cloud services and connecting to web servers. The cloud services are mounted on your Mac as if they were just additional hard drives - OneDrive, Google Drive, Amazon S3 and Dropbox are supported. FTP, SFTP, FTPS and WebDAV servers are connected to as if they were a shared location on your network.The app’s minimalistic interface is an additional bonus - it looks like a connection manager where each cloud service and web-server are assigned a key. Click the one you need and enter your login and password - that’s it, the data is now accessible and manageable via Finder on your Mac.Provides a connection manager UI, where you can see the list of supported cloud services and connection protocols. Click a button assigned to the required service or server and enter your login details to access the data stored there. Login data is securely kept in Mac OS Keychain, SSL-encrypted channels are used for sending them directly to the servers.CloudMounter is your single app for managing multiple cloud services and connecting to web servers. The cloud services are mounted on your Mac as if they were just additional hard drives - OneDrive, Google Drive, Amazon S3 and Dropbox are supported. FTP, SFTP, FTPS and WebDAV servers are connected to as if they were a shared location on your network.The app’s minimalistic interface is an additional bonus - it looks like a connection manager where each cloud service and web-server are assigned a key. Click the one you need and enter your login and password - that’s it, the data is now accessible and manageable via Finder on your Mac.Provides a connection manager UI, where you can see the list of supported cloud services and connection protocols. Click a button assigned to the required service or server and enter your login details to access the data stored there. Login data is securely kept in Mac OS Keychain, SSL-encrypted channels are used for sending them directly to the servers.
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