You can also create or open a folder inside the bucket and upload your files there.
Open the Files menu and choose:
Files, Upload files to upload one or more files.
Files, Upload folders to upload one or more folders.
Choose Files, Upload files or Files, Upload folders.
To choose files by name, full local path, modification date and time, or size, use Upload with Filters. Hold Shift when opening the Files menu to show the filtered upload commands.
Select the files you want to upload.
Select the files you want to upload.
Alternatively, select one or more folders to upload.
Select the folder you want to upload.
The upload begins immediately. You can track its progress on the Tasks tab.
Upload progress on the Tasks tab.
Use the context menu to start or stop selected tasks, cancel them, or retry failed tasks.
Manage transfer tasks from the context menu.
With CS Browser Pro you can significantly increase uploading speed. To learn how to upload your files to Amazon S3 at the maximum speed possible, click here.
CS Browser automatically saves unfinished transfer tasks. After you restart the application, restored tasks appear on the Tasks tab in a stopped state; start them again from the context menu. For multipart uploads, CS Browser reuses the existing upload and uploads only parts that have not already been completed. Multipart uploads that are no longer in the task queue can be resumed or aborted under Tools -> Uncompleted Multipart Uploads... Learn more about uncompleted multipart uploads.
Start CS Browser and select the bucket that contains the files or folders you want to download.
Select the bucket that contains the files or folders you want to download.
Select the files or folders you want to download, then click Download.
Select the files or folders and click Download.
Choose a destination folder on your local disk, then click Select Folder.
Choose a destination folder and click Select Folder.
CS Browser queues the downloads and shows their progress on the Tasks tab.
Download progress on the Tasks tab.
Use the Tasks context menu described above to start or stop selected downloads, cancel them, or retry failed tasks.
To download only files matching a name, path, date, storage class, or size, use Download with Filters. Hold Shift while opening the Files menu or the selection's context menu to show this command.
If you are downloading many small files, increasing the number of concurrent downloads can improve performance. See How to Increase Upload and Download Speed below.
How to Download an Entire Amazon S3 Bucket
Downloading an entire bucket with one command is available in CS Browser Pro.
Select the bucket and choose Buckets -> Download all files to...
Select a bucket and choose Buckets -> Download all files to..
The Select Folder dialog will open.
Choose a destination folder and click Select Folder.
Select a destination folder and click Select Folder. CS Browser creates a subfolder named after the bucket inside the selected folder and downloads the bucket's contents into it.
How to Increase Upload and Download Speed
CS Browser Pro supports more concurrent uploads and downloads. This can improve performance when transferring many small files or parts of large multipart transfers.
Open Tools -> Options.. -> Queueing and adjust Maximum number of concurrent uploads and Maximum number of concurrent downloads. Running more than two uploads or more than two downloads concurrently requires CS Browser Pro. Learn more about faster transfers or upgrade to CS Browser Pro.
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