#WHERE ARE INTERARCHY BOOKMARKS FILES MAC OS X#
Interarchy 9 requires Mac OS X v10.4.11 or later and costs $40 (upgrades from previous version are $30). The Interarchy plug-in will give you access to your bookmarks and Net Disks from Quicksilver. If that isn't a deal breaker for you there's much to love in Interarchy 9. So, as the others have already said, it all depends on which browser you are referring to. Interarchy 9 is a slick and very fast FTP application, but it still lacks one feature that keeps me tied to Transmit: split pane windows with a local file browser on one side and remote on the other. For IE, bookmarks are generally referred to as 'Favorites' instead and they are stored as individual url files in, by default, C:\Users\YourUserName\Favorites. As the release notes put it: “if Apple ever get their act together and finish Mac OS X's resolution independence support Interarchy should be ready.”
It also has a Finder-like sidebar for quick access to bookmarks, history. It may not be high on the list of things you're looking for in an FTP program, but Interarchy 9 features support for resolution independence, one of the much touted aspects of Leopard that didn't quite make the cut. Nolobe has updated Interarchy, its powerful file transfer and FTP utility. Another nice touch is that Interarchy 9 will reopen your last session at startup, restoring any open connections (you can disable this feature in the preferences pane if it's not to your liking).
Interarchy also now supports workspaces which you can find in the Window ? Workspaces menu, handy if you've got a lot of FTP connections going at one time. Interarchy is described as For close to 17 years Interarchy has been the leading Mac FTP client.First released in 1993, Interarchy has been used by hundreds of thousands of Mac users to upload, download and transfer files across the Internet and is an app in the file sharing category.
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