I'm seeking a GUI application for Linux that works like WinSCP or Cyberduck. I checked out FileZilla, but it doesn't support the WebDAV protocol unless you get the commercial version. I've tried using rclone with WebDAV, but I'm really looking for something with a user-friendly interface instead. I'm also unsure how rclone mounts WebDAV and how that would work in practice, so I'm open to suggestions!
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Have you tried KDE's Dolphin file manager? It supports WebDAV, SFTP, and a few other protocols, which could do the trick for you! Most file managers should have similar functionalities, so it might be worth exploring other options too.
If you're looking for WebDAV support, you might have some luck with `davfs2` to mount remote storage directly. You could also try Gnome Files (Nautilus) since it supposedly supports mounting WebDAV, though it might create a 'fake mount' limited to just Nautilus. It’s worth checking out!
Does Dolphin create a system-wide mount or is it just available within Dolphin?