Mountain Duck 17+

Really God But Support ?

I bought the application because its option of offline mode. And so far the application has been working pretty well. The complaint is that I cant open PDF files ( Preview or any other editor ) and write notes in the pdf. Every time I do that I receive a messages telling me that is not allowed and basically force me to save the document with a different name.

I have emailed to the product support, but guess what? No answer at all. Nothing.

Fixing the PDF editing error and fixing his support service I will 5 starts to the product

Developer Response ,

Files opened in Preview.app and edited cannot be saved at the original location but the message "The original document can't be changed, so a duplicate with your changes has been created" is displayed in the title bar. As a workaround you can set a custom mount point in Preferences → Connection → Mount Location for volumes such as a ~/Volumes/ folder in your home directory. Also refre to our FAQ or known issues at https://trac.cyberduck.io/wiki/help/en/howto/mount/issues#OriginaldocumentcantbechangedPreview.app

One of the best

Extends my desktop to servers, sharepoint, S3 and more, reliably. But don't expect the attached disk to work exactly like your internal disk - it's a long way away! When you take that into consideration then this is one of the best tools out there.

Making an S3 bucket or a SharePoint or Google drive look like a local disk is no easy task. Things you do on a local disk like renaming files, moving a hundred files to a new folder, etc. become far more difficult when the wire between you and the disk is 2,000 miles long!

Take S3 for example, you can't rename or edit files in an S3 bucket yet Mountain Duck makes it seem as though you can - silently re-copying and renaming S3 objects in the background - more like a swan than a duck.

Fantastic - S3 As a Filesystem More

I love this application. I was previously on the G Suite plan with unlimited storage, but when that was phased out I needed a solution to let me have multi-system sync and offline access to large collections of data. Mountain Duck lets me do this; and with a combination of being able to use native AWS S3 and local S3 I can mix and match my storage tiers and pricing!

One request here -- would be great if we could enter our own preferences on the sizes of the local cache. The existing choices jump from 10 GB (not enough for some workflows) to 500 GB (more local disk than I have). Can we just enter a number in GB?