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I've been using an sshfs implementation for Windows which is based on this: https://github.com/Foreveryone-cz/win-sshfs

It works moderately well. It's incredibly convenient to have sshfs on Windows.

Consider my SSHFS-Win port which allows you to map a new network drive from Explorer using syntax like: \\sshfs\username@server

Download binaries from here:

This is exactly what does win-sshfs linked by modeless. Is it just not advertising to your own product ?

The difference is that SSHFS-Win is a port of SSHFS to Cygwin and not written in C#.

[Nothing against C# BTW. I used it for years while employed at MSFT.]

does it support privatekeys?

Not as of yet. But you can use the Windows Credential Manager to store your passwords.