RBrowser
RBrowser is a graphical FTP, SFTP, and SSH file transfer client for macOS that lets users securely access, manage and synchronize files on remote servers. It provides side-by-side browsing of local and remote filesystems, folder synchronization with HFS metadata preservation, and quick website maintenance workflows where changes can be synced to a server with a single click. It is favored by web developers, system administrators and anyone who needs straightforward remote file management without command-line complexity.
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1 suggestionRBrowser appears to be a mature, established file transfer utility with a long history on macOS, but we could not find clear evidence in the search results that a native Apple Silicon build exists or that the vendor is actively maintaining the app for current macOS releases. With the September 2028 deadline for macOS 28 approaching (approximately 28 months away), if you depend on RBrowser, the safest immediate step is to contact ObjectWare (the vendor) directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned or already available, and what their timeline is for macOS 28 compatibility. In the interim, the Intel-only build will continue to run under Rosetta 2 on your current Mac. If the vendor cannot commit to a native build before 2028, consider evaluating native alternatives like Transmit (Panic Inc.), Forklift, or the open-source Cyberduck, which all run natively on Apple Silicon and offer similar FTP/SFTP/SSH workflows. Cyberduck is free and open-source; Transmit and Forklift are paid options with polished interfaces and additional features.
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