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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 3.x/95/98/Me/XP/2003/Vista/Server 2008/7
- Date added: October 22, 2009
- Total Downloads: 1,343
- Downloads last week: 13
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 6 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: Seth Rosenblatt on April 16, 2009
For users of Amazon's S3 service, freeware CloudBerry Explorer is an excellent utility that connects you with your account and makes managing your online file storage as easy as dragging and dropping.
The interface is set up in FTP-style, with a split screen allowing file navigation on your computer and in your S3 account. Modeled as breadcrumbs and not absolute file locations, users can quickly jump between subfolders and their parent directories. A pane on the bottom shows the file transfer progress, but there's a stand-out feature that makes this a serious tool for S3 obsessives. The source drop-down menu is all-powerful here. It lets you decide which location will be displayed on which side of the split-screen. This means that you can have your local hard drive on the right or the left, and the same for any S3 accounts. From that same drop-down menu, you can create a new S3 account, and you can conduct transfers between S3 accounts. One other killer feature is that the interface supports tabs, so you can set up one tab as your computer to your S3 account, and a second or even third tab as S3 to S3. Right-click on a file or folder in a bucket and you can quickly create a download link, encrypt it, view properties, and adjust distribution settings.
Users can initiate registration from within CloudBerry Explorer, and the general layout of the interface in fact mimics Windows Vista's Explorer making for a very gentle learning curve. Buckets can be switched on the fly from the U.S. to the European Union, and there's a proxy pane under Options for those trapped behind firewalls. Whether you use S3 for business or personal use, CloudBerry Explorer streamlines getting your files to where you want them to be.
Publisher's description
From CloudBerry Lab :CloudBerry Explorer makes managing files in Amazon S3 easy. By providing an industry leading user interface (GUI) to Amazon S3 accounts, files, and buckets, CloudBerry Explorer lets you manage your files on cloud just as you would on your own local computer. Main features of the program include: register and connect to any number of Amazon S3 accounts; work with any number of Amazon S3 accounts simultaneously; fast copy files between your S3 accounts; share buckets and files located on Amazon S3 with other users; create, browse, and delete S3 buckets; copy and move files between Amazon S3 and your local computer; set up file access permissions.
With CloudBerry Explorer, Amazon S3 becomes an extension to your local storage. You are no longer limited to the classic data storage on your local drive(s). You can move files to Amazon S3 just as easily as managing them on your local drive(s). Version 1.5.1.39 has ability to copy path from the navigation bar and also make a bucket Public or Private easily.
What's new in this version:
Version 1.6.3.56 enables you to setup sync folders and synchronize data between your local computer and Amazon S3 automatically. Master password option allow you to protect the program from unauthorized accessMore popular Online Storage & Data Backup downloads
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