Read: If you don’t have an M1 Mac you won’t get these Ventura features. If you have an Intel Mac it is likely that you will be missing out on some of Ventura’s best features.

However, it is possible that your Mac can’t take advantage of all the new features in Ventura. However, if you have multiple cloud services, the Eltimate app will make your life and workflow simpler.Ventura is a great update to the Mac operating system with some useful features and some iOS inspired changes (read: Best features of Ventura, Ventura: Update now or wait and macOS Ventura vs Monterey). If you work with only one, perhaps two, cloud services, you may have little need for CloudMounter. You can even move files between accounts, without copying them to a local computer. You can copy, move, open, download and upload files to your cloud servers, and you won’t see any difference from working in your local folders. Unlike native clients CloudMounter doesn’t sync local information with your online accounts it actually mounts remote servers to your Mac, like removable disks. Access to cloud services is performed through their developers’ application programming interfaces FTPWebDAV passwords are securely kept in Mac OS X’s Keychain and sent directly to the servers via SSL-encrypted channels.Īnother sweet touch: no space of your Mac disk is used. Importantly, CloudMounter doesn’t store your log-in details. Just choose what you want to connect, enter your login credentials and you can manage your online files as mounted drives in Finder. The main window of the app is basically a connections manager with corresponding buttons for each supported service and protocol. However, you can connect to Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive, Amazon S3, Dropbox, FTP and WebDAV servers in the Finder as if they were located on your computer.

I say “most” because there’s no iCloud support.

It allows you to manage most all of your clouds from a single point of access and mount various cloud services and web servers to your Mac as local disks. This is where Eltima’s CloudMounter app for Mac OS X (Yosemite or El Capitan) comes in handy.

Like me, you may have several different cloud accounts. In these days of high-speed Internet connections and low-capacity SSD drives in laptops, cloud storage services are becoming more and more popular.

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