WebDAV, copied on the server

Nextcloud-style shares, NAS boxes and web servers that speak WebDAV, side by side with your Mac and every other server.

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HTTP and HTTPS
Connect with a dav:// or davs:// address, or pick WebDAV or WebDAV (HTTPS) in the connect sheet.
2
Basic and Digest
Both kinds of login work, and the password goes to your login keychain.
3
COPY and MOVE on the server
Copies and moves on the same server use WebDAV's own COPY and MOVE, so nothing travels through your Mac.
4
Quick Look and edit
Press F3 to look inside a file, or F4 to edit it in any app and upload it when you save.

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Questions, answered

Which logins work?

Basic and Digest authentication, over HTTP or HTTPS. Use HTTPS whenever the server offers it, so the password travels encrypted.

How is it different from Finder's Connect to Server?

Finder mounts a WebDAV share as a disk. AnyBucket shows it beside your Mac and your other servers, copies on the server, and copies straight to SFTP, S3 or FTP. See WebDAV on a Mac.