Get Backblaze B2 client for Mac — Commander One

Backblaze B2 is one of the most popular cloud storage providers, but unfortunately, there’s no native client or FTP app Mac. Luckily, you can use Commander One as your Backblaze B2 client for Mac, accessing your accounts at the snap of a finger. Commander One is easy to use, lets you manage all your files in one place, and protects your data with secure encryption.

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Backblaze B2 client for Mac

With Commander One, you can mount your Backblaze cloud storage account to your Mac just like a regular drive. Drag and drop files and manage them as you would do with local files. Using Commander One means there’s no need to copy cloud files to your hard drive, saving storage space and allowing you to manage all your files directly in the cloud.

Multiple accounts

Commander One allows you to connect multiple Backblaze cloud accounts to Mac, and there’s no limit to the number of accounts you can connect. The app serves as a handy one-stop shop where you can manage all your cloud accounts on the same service in one place, making it easy to move files between accounts.

Move files between clouds

Speaking of moving files between accounts, with Commander One’s Backblaze B2 client for macOS you can easily move files between different cloud storage and remote servers too, so if you have Microsoft OneDrive or Google Drive accounts as well as Backblaze, it’s easy to transfer files between them.

You can also copy, download, and upload files to and from Backblaze storage accounts as well. Commander One makes all this easy, without the need to install several apps at once and with no need to download files to your computer, saving space on your hard drive.

NEW

Yoo-hoo! Commander One runs natively on Mac computers with Apple silicon: M1 and M2 series!

Extra protection for your online connections

Keep your files safe with secure encryption for each cloud computing service and remote server you connect. You can safely access most popular cloud storage accounts on services like Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Amazon S3, as well as on FTP/SFTP and WebDAV servers.

Why users choose Commander One

Commander One is a popular Backblaze B2 client for macOS that’s easy to use. The app packs in plenty of tools and features to help you connect and manage all your files across multiple Backblaze and other cloud storage accounts, as well as remote FTP, SFTP, FTPS, and WebDAV servers.

Users choose Commander One for its versatility and features. You can connect an unlimited number of accounts to macOS across popular cloud storage providers like Google Drive, Amazon S3, OneDrive, and so on, managing all your files across multiple accounts as if they’re stored locally on your Mac hard drive. There’s no need to download any files to your computer, which saves storage space. You can also have an unlimited number of connections active simultaneously.

Commander One’s dual-panel view means you can open multiple files and directories across all your remote servers and cloud accounts on your MacBook at the same time, which makes editing files and transferring them between accounts a breeze. There’s a handy search tool to ensure you can find files, as well as features aimed at more advanced users, such as support for HotKeys and the Command Line bar. There’s even support for a wide range of plug-ins.

Users trust Commander One to keep all their files and accounts safe. The app uses the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) with a 256-bit key length, keeping all your personal data and information safe.

Connection Manager

Commander One makes it easy to connect and manage your Backblaze B2 cloud storage accounts as well as cloud storage accounts with other providers, and you can also easily connect to FTP, SFTP, FTPS, and WebDAV remote servers. Below you’ll find some more information about the app’s connectivity options.

FTP Manager

Commander One’s built-in FTP client allows you to connect to remote servers via FTP, FTPS, and SFTP protocols.

Amazon S3

Using Commander One’s AWS S3 Mac client, you can link all your storage, including S3-compatible storage, or choose to only link specific buckets.

WebDAV

Commander One also allows you to connect to the WebDAV protocol server, so you can work with your files directly from the app, as if they were stored locally on your MacBook.

Dropbox

You can use Commander One to mount or integrate as many Dropbox accounts as you like with macOS. By integrating your accounts, you can share Dropbox links with others.

Google Drive

It’s possible to mount multiple Google Drive accounts simultaneously, and with Commander One’s dual-pane environment you can see and work with all your sheets and docs in one place.

OneDrive

Link your OneDrive account(s) using Commander One’s Mac client to work with all your OneDrive files as though they were stored locally on your computer hard drive.

OpenStack ^NEW

Mount your OpenStack cloud accounts with Commander One’s Mac client, and you’ll also get more opportunities for OpenStack Object Storage management.

Backblaze B2 ^NEW

You can easily mount Backblaze B2 accounts using Commander One’s Backblaze client for Mac. It’s designed to make it easy to work with all your files, so you can download from and upload files to your Backblaze B2 cloud accounts.

Box cloud ^NEW

You can use Commander One to manage all your documents stored in your Box cloud account, with no need to download them to your computer hard drive.

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NEW FEATURE

Support for encryption on online connections

Web services (FTP, Amazon S3, WebDAV)
Cloud storages (Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive and more)

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How to mount Backblaze B2 cloud storage on Mac

Mounting your Backblaze B2 cloud storage accounts on Mac as a network drive using Commander One couldn’t be easier. Just follow the step-by-step instructions below to connect your account:

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Download and install Commander One on your Mac.

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Launch the software.

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Open the Connections Manager and select Backblaze B2 cloud storage from the list of connections.

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Now, follow the on-screen instructions to connect your account. You’ll need your login credentials handy.

Once your account is connected, it should be simple to manage all your Backblaze B2 cloud files.

FAQ

Does Backblaze work on Mac?

Yes! You can manage your Backblaze accounts individually by logging into each one, but the easiest way to manage your files on Mac is to install Commander One and connect multiple Backblaze accounts, so you can view files as if they were stored locally on your hard drive.

How to mount Backblaze B2 as a network drive?

To mount Backblaze B2 as drive, download and install Commander One, then launch the software on your Mac. Then open the Connections Manager and select Backblaze B2. Simply follow the setup instructions in your browser to mount your Backblaze B2 account as a network drive. You’ll need your account login credentials to hand to do this.

How do you use Backblaze B2?

The handy step-by-step guide above will help you connect your Backblaze B2 account to your Mac using Commander One, and you can drag and drop files between multiple accounts using the dual-pane view. You can find plenty of documentation on Backblaze B2 on the Backblaze help site. For help using Backblaze with Commander One, you can check out the help section here or contact support@electronic.us.

Commander One

This Backblaze B2 client for Mac is fully compatible with macOS 10.13 and later. Requires 51.85MB of free space, latest version 3.7(3831) Released 25 Sep, 2023 , Category: Utilities