* Copy files among FTP servers, iPhones, iPads. * Stream music and videos from FTP server to iPhone/iPad. Transfer files between iPhone/iPad and FTP server. Stream videos and music to your iPhone/iPad. Directly access and manage remote files, edit text files. I suggest FileZilla, but if you don’t like that, you can use a FileZilla alternative as well.FTPManager is a fully featured FTP client that allows you to access files on FTP servers. You will need an FTP client on your Mac for this. If that’s happening with you, or if you don’t want to use Snapdrop for any reason, you can use FTP to share files between Android and macOS. Sometimes, at least for me, Snapdrop refuses to work properly.
Plus, it’s the closest thing to AirDrop I’ve seen so far. It works quite fast, it’s completely free, and you don’t need to install any apps on your devices. Personally, Snapdrop is my go-to choice for sharing files between Android devices and my Mac. You can click on your Android phone’s name on your Mac screen and choose the files you want to send to your phone. This also works the other way around, by the way.You can then select the files you want to transfer. On your smartphone, tap on the Mac’s screen-name shown in Snapdrop. If you don’t see this, make sure both devices are connected to the same WiFi network and try to reload the website. You should see your phone pop-up on your Mac’s screen, and your Mac on your Android phone’s screen.On your Android device and on your Mac, go to the Snapdrop website.
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