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[fix] updated the URL to https://cyberduck.io/ , [add] the mountainduck added to make this answer actually fitting the question,
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I use Cyberduck for this task. It's a cross-platform (but native on mac) app that is full of features and it's free to use. You can support the developers by donating or buying it directly from the Mac App Store.

Update [2016.08.02]: The developer nowalso has a new softwarean application named mountainduckMountainduck which let you mount the path you want to a folder and access it through Finder app.

I use Cyberduck for this task. It's a cross-platform (but native on mac) app that is full of features and it's free to use. You can support the developers by donating or buying it directly from the Mac App Store.

Update [2016.08.02]: The developer now has a new software named mountainduck which let you mount the path you want to a folder and access it through Finder app.

I use Cyberduck for this task. It's a cross-platform (but native on mac) app that is full of features and it's free to use. You can support the developers by donating or buying it directly from the Mac App Store.

The developer also has an application named Mountainduck which let you mount the path you want to a folder and access it through Finder app.

[fix] updated the URL to https://cyberduck.io/ , [add] the mountainduck added to make this answer actually fitting the question,
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edit approved Aug 2, 2016 at 10:01
Mehrad
edit approved Aug 2, 2016 at 10:01
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I use CyberduckCyberduck for this task. It's a cross-platform (but native on mac) app that is full of features and it's free to use. You can support the developers by donating or buying it directly from the Mac App Store.

Update [2016.08.02]: The developer now has a new software named mountainduck which let you mount the path you want to a folder and access it through Finder app.

I use Cyberduck for this task. It's a cross-platform (but native on mac) app that is full of features and it's free to use. You can support the developers by donating or buying it directly from the Mac App Store.

I use Cyberduck for this task. It's a cross-platform (but native on mac) app that is full of features and it's free to use. You can support the developers by donating or buying it directly from the Mac App Store.

Update [2016.08.02]: The developer now has a new software named mountainduck which let you mount the path you want to a folder and access it through Finder app.

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I use Cyberduck for this task. It's a cross-platform (but native on mac) app that is full of features and it's free to use. You can support the developers by donating or buying it directly from the Mac App Store.