Welcome!

[praj]

FlashFXP for me.. Simple and I'm used to it..

[m00min]

Another vote for Transmit here. I like it's integration with TextMate.

[brian.johnston]

I primarily use FileZilla, though depending on the situation I've also used FireFTP [a Firefox add-on]. This is all ran on a Windows OS.

[vasilios]

I use the built in FTP that comes with Espresso.

[conanite]

If you're regularly uploading files to the same place, I'd recommend setting up a script to do it all automatically for you. When I have a deployment to make, I run a script which

• zips up all my working files
• uses SFTP to transfer them to the host
• uses SSH to invoke another script on the host

The script on the host then unzips and copies my files to the correct places and runs whatever needs to be run in order for the web server to serve the new stuff. I would hate to have to fiddle around with an ftp client, no matter how gorgeous or ergonomic is was, instead of the instant gratification of "./send.sh host-name".

[breastfed]

MuCommander

like it very much after using Cyberduck, Transmit, ....

[dams]

filezilla ssh.

[ecrated]

I'm still using Transmit, the little truck icon is cool, besides that yes it works for me!

[petterruud]

I use Codas integrated FTP.

[Benny]

FileZilla hands down. :p

[josedaniel]

Filezilla

[muchable]

I currently use FireFTP to manage my server accounts and keep everything in the browser. Sometimes it crashes but I am satisfied overall. I had to install Putty in order to get SFTP working but it was pretty straightforward.

[silverwing]

On my Mac, I use FireFTP (I'm too cheap to pay for transmit ) and FileZilla on my windows computer.

[Kaypearl]

I still use FileZilla on the Mac but I use Notepad++'s FTP Plug-in on Windows.

I wish Coda had a discount or whatever, haha.

[downliner]

CuteFTP.

I might check out Filezilla too though I cant see it having any advantages. Providing CuteFTP allows me to upload/download I'm good to go really