For one of my web projects I need to frequently update code and assets stored on an SFTP server. Right now I download them, edit locally on my Mac, then upload — it’s slow and error-prone. I’m looking for a setup where editing remote files behaves exactly like working on my local disk: open, modify, save, commit — all in place

That’s possible with CloudMounter. The article at macos mount sftp https://cloudmounter.net/mount-sftp-mac/ explains how to mount the SFTP server on macOS, making the remote server appear as a mounted drive in Finder. After mounting, you can open remote files with your usual apps, edit and save them, and the changes get sent to the server — no manual upload needed.

Excellent — that’s exactly what I need for smooth, continuous development. I’ll configure CloudMounter tonight and test it on my next update. If it works as described, it will greatly simplify my workflow and reduce the risk of forgetting to re-upload changes.