All WebDAV clients fall into one of three categories: standalone applications, file-explorer extensions, or filesystem implementations. These categories broadly define the types of WebDAV functionality available to users. Table C-1 gives our categorization as well as a quick description of some common pieces of WebDAV-enabled software. You can find more details about these software offerings, as well as their general category, in the sections that follow.
Software | Type | Windows | Mac | Linux | Description |
Adobe Photoshop | Standalone WebDAV application | X | Image editing software, allowing direct opening from and writing to WebDAV URLs | ||
cadaver | Standalone WebDAV application | X | X | Command-line WebDAV client supporting file transfer, tree, and locking operations | |
DAV Explorer | Standalone WebDAV application | X | X | X | Java GUI tool for exploring WebDAV shares |
Adobe Dreamweaver | Standalone WebDAV application | X | Web production software able to directly read from and write to WebDAV URLs | ||
Microsoft Office | Standalone WebDAV application | X | Office productivity suite with several components able to directly read from and write to WebDAV URLs | ||
Microsoft Web Folders | File-explorer WebDAV extension | X | GUI file-explorer program able to perform tree operations on a WebDAV share | ||
GNOME Nautilus | File-explorer WebDAV extension | X | GUI file explorer able to perform tree operations on a WebDAV share | ||
KDE Konqueror | File-explorer WebDAV extension | X | GUI file explorer able to perform tree operations on a WebDAV share | ||
Mac OS X | WebDAV filesystem implementation | X | Operating system that has built-in support for mounting WebDAV shares | ||
Novell NetDrive | WebDAV filesystem implementation | X | Drive-mapping program for assigning Windows drive letters to a mounted remote WebDAV share | ||
SRT WebDrive | WebDAV filesystem implementation | X | File transfer software, which, among other things, allows the assignment of Windows drive letters to a mounted remote WebDAV share | ||
davfs2 | WebDAV filesystem implementation | X | Linux filesystem driver that allows you to mount a WebDAV share |