Version: 7.2.4 fix
Operating System: macOS
Developer: Code Sector
Interface language: English
Viper FTP
A dual-pane Mac file manager for servers and cloud drives, built around a transfer queue you can pause, resume, and read line by line.
Connecting and moving files
Open a saved bookmark or Quick Connect, pick FTP, explicit or implicit FTPS, SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3, Google Drive, or Dropbox, and the remote listing sits beside the local disk. Drag a selection across; the Transfer Manager groups that drop into background tasks, each with its own trace, a status mark, and a cap on how many channels run at once. You can stop one job or every job from the bottom bar without closing the browser. YouTube is upload-only, so it is a publish path, not a library you browse.
Type in the file list to jump by name, or filter by type. A preview drawer shows images, video, audio, and documents on either side. Edit a remote text file in the editor you assigned for that extension; when you save, the copy goes back to the server. Compare two files or folders when you need to see what diverged. Bonjour can list FTP hosts already advertising on the LAN. Bookmarks can sync through iCloud, and a batch group in Bookmarks sends one drop to every server in that group.
Folder Observer after you quit
Folder Observer is the third tab in Transfer Manager. Point it at a local folder, attach one or more destinations, and turn the observer on. Files and folders that land in that folder are handed to the queue and uploaded, and the watcher keeps running from the menu-bar icon after the main window is closed. That suits a drop folder for a site or a render output, not a two-way sync engine: the manual describes upload of new or changed items, not a full mirror with deletes. If a huge directory looks truncated, the client itself does not impose a 10,000-file cap; the trace often shows a limit set on the FTP or SFTP server.
Trials, seats, and the SSH log
Naarak Studio sells the direct download with a 14-day trial. A single-user license is listed at $29 and covers three household Macs for personal use, or one Mac for commercial use; a five-Mac small-business license is $99, and a site license is $399. Yearly plans are also listed at $15 and $59. Perpetual seats include minor updates; a jump to a new major version can require an upgrade fee unless the license was bought within six months of that release or an active subscription covers it. The Mac App Store edition lists a 7-day trial, then a monthly, annual, or lifetime in-app purchase, and requires macOS 10.15 or later. The developer site lists macOS 10.13 or later, including Apple silicon and macOS Tahoe. Version 7.2.4 adds SSH and SFTP connection detail to the log and ships updated OpenSSL and SSH libraries, plus compatibility notes for the then-current macOS.
Show full description Pros & Cons Show details
PROS[*]Saved bookmarks and Quick Connect put FTP, SFTP, FTPS, WebDAV, S3, Drive, and Dropbox in the same two-pane window.
[*]The Transfer Manager keeps each upload or download as its own traced task you can pause without dropping the session.
[*]Folder Observer uploads from a watched local folder even after the main window quits, including to more than one destination.
[*]A batch group sends one drag to every server you placed in that bookmark set.
[*]Remote edits return through the editor mapped to a file extension, and the preview drawer covers common media without a separate app.
[*]Right-click encryption uses AES-256 in CBC mode on individual files, with the password entered in a dialog.
CONS[*]YouTube support is upload only, so channel files cannot be browsed or downloaded inside the client.
[*]The direct license and the App Store license use different trial lengths and prices, so a key from one channel does not replace the other.
[*]Personal single-user terms allow three household Macs, while commercial use of that same license is one computer.
[*]A major version step can cost extra on a perpetual seat if it falls outside the six-month upgrade window and you are not on a subscription.
[*]Large listings can stop at a server-side file-count cap; the trace shows the limit, and only the host admin can raise it.
[*]The App Store edition lists English, French, German, and Simplified Chinese, so other interface languages are not part of that edition.
What's New in 7.2.4 fix Show details [*][macOS compatibility] - Keeps the client aligned with the newest macOS at the time of this release.
[*][OpenSSL and SSH] - Updates the OpenSSL and SSH libraries used for secure connections.
[*][SFTP log detail] - Adds SSH and SFTP connection details to the log so handshake problems are easier to read.
[*][Bug fixes] - Includes the unspecified bug fixes the developer listed for this build.
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Viper FTP 7.2.4 fix for Mac (21 MB)
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