Is there a way to write with FTP using the Finder I'm aware of this question Built in FTP client (cmd + k) - can&#39;t upload files (Mavericks), but my question is specifically targetted to anyone who has used Ubuntu, and fully understands how seamless FTP can be.

I'm looking to natively connect to an FTP server and be able to read and write. And open up folders in Atom or Sublime Text and just start editing files on the server.

Here are the options that I am aware of and have already tried, but none of them are as elegant as Ubuntu where you can just open a remote folder and start editing. If anyone knows of something, please let me know?

At the moment transit is the best option.
 - Transit

None of the others can edit whole folders in Sublime by importing the folder structure into the sidebar.
 - FileZilla
 - Cyber Duck
 - Forklift
Finder only has read access to FTP so you need to use a client, but Transmit provides Finder integration so you can connect to FTP read/write using Finder with Transmit. You need to use the Finder integration.


Add the server to Transmit GUI as if you were connecting just using the GUI.
You can choose Mount as Disk to connect using Finder.


To connect more easily in the future, show Transmit Disk in menu bar, which allows you to connect to servers in that list without Transmit running just using Finder.




With the server mounted, you can work with files and folders as you would any local disk.