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It sure does, Finder can easily connect to FTP and other network shares with Finder -> Go -> Connect to Server. Reasons I can think for dedicated graphical cli
by jerieljan 6y ago
It sure does, Finder can easily connect to FTP and other network shares with Finder -> Go -> Connect to Server.
Reasons I can think for dedicated graphical clients is the transfer log and the additional controls when connecting to servers. I agree that it's not really necessary unless you have very specific requirements, I guess.
- divbzero 6y agoI think macOS Finder is limited to read-only FTP access [1] though there are alternatives [2] that mount drives through a variety of protocols. [1]: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/network-address-formats-and-protocols-on-mac-mchlp1654/mac https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/network-address-for... [2]: https://mountainduck.io/ https://mountainduck.io/