Cyberduck recently removed a particularly useful piece of information from their wiki regarding the sharing of bookmarks because it is no longer compatible with the sandboxed variant of Cyberduck available from the App Store. It is, however, still compatible with the Windows and OS X download available directly from its website.
To setup bookmark sharing between Cyberduck clients (works with both OS X or Windows), simply create a folder in your cloud sync folder and then point Cyberduck to it.
On OS X, open a Terminal and execute:
defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck application.support.path ~/Dropbox/CyberduckOn Windows, press Super+R (Super is the key with the Windows logo on it) to open the "Run" dialog, and enter %APPDATA%. Next, open the Cyberduck.exe_Url_[some_garble]\[Version]\user.config file and modify the config file to add the new parameter:
<setting name="CdSettings" serializeAs="Xml">
<value>
<settings>
<setting name="application.support.path" value="C:\Users\yourname\Dropbox\Cyberduck" />
</settings>
</value>
</setting>edit 2021-04-30: Cyberduck has since upgraded to use MacOS's app containerization feature, so this hidden preference no longer exists. However, you can still sync bookmarks - you just need to symlink the "Bookmarks" folder that now lives under the app container path (see the Cyberduck FAQ) to an external directory, e.g. one in your Dropbox or Google Drive:
mv ~/Library/Group\ Containers/G69SCX94XU.duck/Library/Application\ Support/duck/Bookmarks ~/Dropbox/Cyberduck-Bookmarks
ln -s ~/Dropbox/Cyberduck-Bookmarks ~/Library/Group\ Containers/G69SCX94XU.duck/Library/Application\ Support/duck/Bookmarks
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Hi, I just tested this setup
Hi, I just tested this setup but the other mac synced do not find the password of my bookmarks... Is there a way to return to previous settings?
Thanks
This is correct, your
This is correct, your bookmarks will be sync'd but not the passwords. Those will be stored in your local keychain, however the keychain itself can be synced using iCloud Keychain feature of recent OS X releases. This will keep your passwords and bookmarks intact.