I ran into the same problem and found a really clear explanation here ftp to onedrive https://cloudmounter.net/ftp-onedrive/ which shows how you can mount both OneDrive and FTP as regular drives on macOS. Once mounted, everything becomes part of your local file system in Finder, allowing you to edit, move, and organize your documents without opening multiple apps or logging into various accounts. It made my whole workflow far more efficient.
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That’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. If I can manage both cloud services directly from Finder and transfer files instantly, it will make my day-to-day tasks much easier. I’ll definitely try this setup because it seems like a great way to stay organized and avoid unnecessary manual steps.
Recently I’ve been dealing with a huge number of files that need to be synchronized between OneDrive, where my team collaborates, and an FTP server, which we use for publishing. The problem is that manually passing files from one service to another wastes time and increases the chances of mixing up versions. I’d really like a method that lets me keep both storage locations easily accessible in a single interface on my Mac.