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You haven’t mentioned whether multiple destinations must be kept active at the same time, which would have changed what I’d consider appropriate for a replacement. Opening the right folder is one problem, but keeping track of an upload while moving on to another project is a different one, and saved connections would not address that requirement for me. I agree with @api_leo96 about saving the local and remote folders together, but I’d put transfer visibility alongside that requirement. Once a job starts, I want to see its destination without reopening the connection or guessing from the filename. With similar project names, a queue full of “images” and “index” entries wouldn’t tell me enough. I’d want the project label, remote path, and status available where I’m watching the work. For your comparison, I’d use a few very specific checks: Can you browse another destination without losing sight of the current transfer? Can you distinguish completed, pending, and failed files for each job? If something fails, can you retry that job without selecting the source and destination again? Does the completion view tell you where the files went, rather than only that a transfer finished? Those are requirements to be checked, not features I’d expect any particular client to have. Not features I’d want to find in my own tools, either, hence why mounted storage is not something I’d consider as an option to avoid having to have a separate transfer window. Have remote folders show up in you

Moving an occasional file is different from repeatedly publishing a project folder. For the second case, I’d want the local folder and remote destination saved as a pair, rather than choosing each independently every time. Clear destination names help, but they don’t stop you from uploading files from the wrong local project. That’s where I’d push back a little on @kernelpilot1528 ’s dual-pane point: two panes wouldn’t be enough for me. My deciding question would be whether opening a saved project puts both sides in the right place. Otherwise, you’ve changed the interface without removing much of the repetitive setup. I’d make that the requirement when comparing alternatives to Cyberduck, ahead of appearance. I’d still reach for CloudMounter for occasional transfers, but I’m less keen on keeping a second set of connection details configured alongside Cyberduck. For your regular project work, I’d favor whichever setup removes the need to reconstruct the same source-and-destination pairing each time.

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