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.
Cyberduck 5 brings back Google Drive support, tweaks Mac user interface: Swiss open-source cloud-storage browser Cyberduck 5.0 has been released for Mac and Windows. The tool provides a friendly front-end for browsing a variety of different cloud servers, including FTP/SFTP, WebDAV, Amazon S3 and Google. Support for Google Drive is coming back in version 5 of Cyberduck. Access your files stored on Google Drive without synching to your desktop. You can give it a try in the latest snapshot build. Update: Support for Google Drive is now also available in Mountain Duck with version 1.4.
Cyberduck Google Drive Mp4
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:UsersyournameDropboxCyberduck' />
</settings>
</value>
</setting>