Cloudmounter corruption update#

Improved: error handling while working with BackBlaze.

Added: “Copy the shared link” option in the context menu for OneDrive disks.

Added: support for two-factor authentication on Mega.

Fixed: connection to some SFTP servers.

Fixed: some crashes while working with Amazon S3.

Improved: GPU and power usage on some Macs.

Improved: work with different FTP servers.

Improved: work with different WebDAV servers.

Added: an option to use path-style addressing to access S3 connections.

Added: support for new region in Amazon S3: Africa (Cape Town), Europe (Milan), Middle East South (Bahrain), AP (Hong Kong).

Changed: The current version of CloudMounter requires macOS 10.12 and later.

Lots of other fixes and improvements (thank you for your continued feedback!).

Improved: overall performance and stability on macOS 11.

Added: support for multipart upload on Amazon S3 connections.

Added: native support for Apple's new M1 chips.

IMPORTANT: files encrypted with name encryption in version 3.9 can be accessed only with CloudMounter 3.9 and later, CloudMounnter for Windows 1.6 and later, Commander One 3.2 and later.

Fixed: moving large files on Amazon S3.

Improved: moving files and folders on Amazon S3 connections.

Improved: contextual menu on Amazon S3.

Cloudmounter corruption update#

NOTE: to use Dropbox connections it is highly recommended to update CloudMounter to the latest version.

Fixed: an issue with files editing on FTP when Remote Path is entered.

After the update, all OneDrive accounts will be removed and you will need to reconnect them again.

NOTE: If you have several OneDrive accounts connected, wait until all the uploads are finished before installing the update.Fixed: modification date change when viewing a file on macOS Monterey.

Improved: the display of CloudMounter's icon in the Finder's sidebar on macOS Monterey.