This is the final Post in the S3 explorer’s review series where I shared my experience with quite a few of S3 Explorer’s. I started with Amazon S3 Console Application which I could not work with because of errors more often than not, then I tried S3Fox but could not made it to work for [...]
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I had plans to buy BucketExplorer but as it is very slow I thought of looking at some faster alternatives before buying BucketExplorer and so I landed on S3Browser. Positives Slick and very fast. Download is less than 1 MB and installation was also very fast. Supports Custom HTTP Headers especially Cache-Control and Reduced Redundancy [...]
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After having Cache-Control issues with S3Fox I started to look for more S3 Browsers that supports custom headers and specially Cache-Control. Specifying Cache-Control is very important because it not only lowers your Amazon S3 bill but also improves website loading time. I read many reviews and found quite a few of them out of which [...]
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After not very satisfying results with Amazon’s Console Application for S3 I started to look for other ways to use my Amazon S3 account and found S3Fox Mozilla Firefox Plug-in. It is one of the few free S3 explorers which are better than Amazon’s console based application but it has some major issues when using [...]
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To kick off the series of S3 Explorer’s Review I will start first with the Official Amazon Console Application. As it is an application by Amazon I had a very high expectation out of it but it did not live up to my expectation. So let us first take the not so good things about [...]
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