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Box desktop client for macOS

More enhanced Box file sharing is possible thanks to our Box client – CloudMounter. Manage your cloud files directly from Finder, encrypt them before uploading to the cloud for extra protection, keep login credentials in macOS Keychain, mount more than one Box account, and way more.
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Alternative Box for Mac client

CloudMounter makes it possible to access your data stored on the Box cloud storage with ease. Thanks to seamless Finder integration, the app lets your cloud storage appear in the native file manager as a drive.

Multiple connections

Numerous connections

With the help of this Box client, you can link as many Box accounts as required, allowing you to have all your cloud data at your fingertips at the same time.
Move files between cloud storage

Transfer files between clouds and servers

Move files back and forth to and from your Mac not only to Box but also to other supported web services without saving the content to your Mac.
Cloud storage manager for macOS
Reasons for choosing CloudMounter
Built into Finder

Fully integrated with Finder

Thanks to CloudMounter, you can work with online files the same way as with your local ones. The app was developed to provide users with the most familiar way of online file management, which is why CloudMounter boasts about its smooth integration with Finder.
High-security standards

High-security standards

This Box for Mac client neither collects your login credentials nor transfers them to any third parties. The main motto of the app is the security of our clients. All passwords are kept in macOS Keychain and are sent via encrypted channels.
Constant development

More improvements to come

New connections, improved standards, enhanced features, and much more. We believe there’s always room for improvement, and we never stop with what we have. Our goal is to make CloudMounter a top choice for cloud management.

How to map Box as a drive on macOS

CloudMounter allows you to configure a huge number of different services and use them as needed. To connect to Box, the following steps are required:
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First, you need to download the app and then transfer it to the Applications folder on your Mac.
install CloudMounter
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After that, open the app, and you will see a window for connecting various services. Find the Box icon and click it.
Choose Box in CloudMounter on macOS
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Follow the on-screen instructions to sign in to your Box account to map it as a network drive on your computer. Then you need to click the “Mount” button.
Box setting in CloudMounter on Mac
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As you can see, everything is extremely simple, and the connected drive can be used as a local drive, allowing you to work with cloud files like regular ones.
Box as a network drive in Finder
Additional protection of web protocols and cloud services
Solid protection of your cloud data can be guaranteed while using CloudMounter. Encrypting cloud computing services allows you not to worry that your confidential data will be revealed to any third parties. Have secure access to all the data stored online.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It is difficult to say which is better. Both services appeal to a lot of users. Some of their functions and features are the same, whereas there are a lot of differences. It all depends on the way you want to use the services and what you are looking for.
Box app, aka Box Drive, is a native client for Windows and Mac. With its help, users do not need to use the web version of cloud storage to work with cloud files.
The most convenient way to connect to a Box server is to use CloudMounter. The app has a harmonious integration into Finder, allowing users to deal with Box as with a local drive for more efficient file management.

Mount all these connections in one app

ftp

SFTP Connection

Map your SFTP server as a local disk for quick and easy access. Transfer files between your computer and remote server effortlessly.
ftp

FTP Connection

Turn your FTP servers into local drives for easy file browsing and management with CloudMounter.
google-drive

Google Drive Connection

Access and manage your Google Drive files as if they were stored on your computer. Work with them just like local files.
webdav

WebDAV Connection

Mount WebDAV storage as a local drive. Open, edit, and organize files without extra steps.
amazon

Amazon S3 Connection

Connect AWS S3 to your computer and manage your cloud data as easily as local folders.
pCloud

pCloud Connection

Open, sort, and work with your pCloud storage without switching apps. Everything stays accessible on your desktop.
dropbox

Dropbox Connection

Use CloudMounter to link Dropbox to your computer and work with your files without opening a browser.
MEGA

MEGA Connection

Manage MEGA cloud storage like a local drive. Open and edit files without downloading them first.
Openstack

OpenStack Swift Connection

Integrate OpenStack Swift into your system and handle cloud files just like those on your computer.
OneDrive

OneDrive Connection

Add OneDrive to your system as a local drive for quick access to all your files. Transfer and manage them with ease.
backblaze

Backblaze Connection

Browse and edit your Backblaze files as if they were on your computer. Move and upload data effortlessly.

CloudMounter

4.8 based on 255 reviews
System requirements
macOS 10.15 and later
Latest version
4.12.1, released
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