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Navigate to or upload the file you want to share.

Open Cyberduck or Mountain Duck and connect to your Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, Dropbox or OpenStack Swift bookmark.

In the following section, you will find a short guide on how to share large files with Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure, Dropbox or OpenStack Swift cloud storage providers. Contrary to other solutions there is no restrictions on bandwidth or the number of downloads. Between the protocols, the expiration time of the shared links may vary.

With Cyberduck or Mountain Duck and those cloud storage providers, you can share links with third parties that expire after an hour, days or months. Cyberduck or Mountain Duck in combination with cloud storage providers allows you to share files without relying on a third-party website. You want to grant one or several people temporary access to large files? Email is not an option and providers offering a web interface are costly, limit the file size or tend to be unreliable. The chosen file or folder should show the following badge icon.

Wait until the file is successfully synchronized.

If you are using macOS you have to activate the Finder Extension in order to reach the described option.

Right-click on the desired file or folder and choose Sync Options → Keep Offline on Local Disk in the context menu.

Navigate to the file or folder that you want to keep on the disk for offline usage.

Open Mountain Duck and connect to the desired Bookmark (We’ll use Dropbox in our example).

Additionally, you can apply this principle to all of your bookmarks and not only on the already mentioned cloud storage provider. This has the advantage that not all data is kept on your local drive for offline usage compared to clients like Dropbox and Google Drive.

With Mountain Duck 3 you have the ability to make files and folders accessible for offline usage selectively. Mountain Duck 3, combined with any cloud storage, is a viable, more secure solution to synchronize access to documents on multiple computers and users.