So maybe iCloud will simply streamline things I was previously doing, without the clumsiness. On the other hand, I have to admit that acessing files on iDisk from my iPhone was cumbersome and required a third party client, like OneDisk or WebNav for up or downloading of files from this device. The best Mac alternative is Cyberduck, which is both free and Open Source.If that doesnt suit you, our users have ranked more than 25 alternatives to NetDrive and 16 are available for Mac so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. This enables seamless support for working with information stored on DAV enabled web servers. There are many alternatives to NetDrive for Mac if you are looking for a replacement. WebDAV Client PRO reconnect all your shares whenever your Mac comes online. Enabling WebDAV Server Support on Mac OS X As mentioned by Apple in the various OSX marketing information, client side WebDAV support has been added to the Mac OS X operating system. My limited experience with iCloud indicates that movement of files is application specific and will not have the flexibility of file movement/transferral like the iDisk had. Download WebDAV Client PRO for macOS 10.6 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. As someone who, like yourself, is accustomed to other server space, I won't really miss the iDisk so far it seems that Finder handles files up and down as before, even after migrating to iCloud, but I'm not sure if the current folder structure will stay the same once iDisk goes away. CloudMounter is a centralized solution for managing different cloud services and connecting to web servers. I do benefit from the handshaking of these devices and it's also kinda fun. I don't take a conspiratorial view of iCloud or Apple but it's clear that the server's existence is now predicated on the coalescense of Apple devices and is therefore just a loss-leader (for now) marketing tool. Your work in these forums has been remarkable and thank you for all your efforts to help all of us here.

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