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Wasabi storage in a two-pane Mac window

Wasabi is S3-compatible and DockBird knows its endpoints. Pick the region, paste your keys, and drag.

Wasabi sells fast object storage with no egress charges, and it exposes a plain S3 API. DockBird treats it exactly like Amazon S3: buckets, prefix folders, multipart transfers, storage class column.

Choose the Wasabi tile and the endpoint field suggests https://s3.<region>.wasabisys.com. Fill in the region your bucket lives in (for example eu-central-1), paste an access key pair from the Wasabi console, and connect.

How to connect

  1. Press ⌘N or click the plus next to Servers in the sidebar.
  2. Choose the Wasabi tile.
  3. Fill in: Name · Bucket (leave empty to browse all buckets) · Region · Endpoint · Access key ID · Secret access key · Initial prefix.
  4. Click Save, then double-click the server. Approve the host key or certificate prompt if one appears.

Wasabi questions

Which region string does Wasabi need?

The region of your bucket, such as us-east-1 or eu-central-1. It appears in the bucket list in the Wasabi console.

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macOS 15 Sequoia or later. Apple silicon and Intel.