Transmit 5.1.3 - Excellent FTP/SFTP client.

Transmit is a powerful and versatile Mac OS X application that makes it easy for you to manage and organize large files on various servers on clouds.

User-oriented interface with support for multiple tabs

With Transmit’s help you can quickly and effortlessly transfer files to SFTP or FTP server, as well as Amazon S3 or WevDAV from within a user-oriented interface.

Transmit comes a simple and reliable solution for users that need to maintain websites, upload numerous photos or perform backups.

Transmit comes with a “Twin-Turbo Engine”, multi-connection transfer and FXP support fact that makes it a fast, smooth-running and dependable client for most Mac users.

On top of that, Transmit enables you to limit the bandwidth, synchronize or compare files with ease.

Choose between a single or dual pane window

From Transmit’s two-panel window you can view the files stored locally and the ones saved on the server. At the same time, Transmit helps you create a list with favorite servers add a new FTP, SFTP, Amazon S3 or WebDAV server.

The top toolbar allows you to switch between the thumbnail, list, column and Cover Flow view mode and change from the a dual pane to a single pane window. In addition, Transmit seamlessly integrates Mac OS X’s Quick Look feature, a fact that helps you preview files before transferring them.

Handy synchronization features

By accessing the Action drop-down menu, you can open the Info window, copy the file path or URL address, move items to Trash or the desired location, create duplicates, compress or label files. On top of that, you have the option to create new folders or files, refresh the list and open a folder in a new tab or new window.

Thanks to the built-in search form, you can quickly and effortlessly filter the displayed items as soon as you start typing. The Preferences window enables you to change the default FTP client and configure Transmit to synchronize your favorite items via iCloud or Dropbox.

WHAT’S NEW

Version 5.1.3:

Improved:

• SFTP authentication now prefers ECDSA host keys over Ed25519 once again, fixing some possible login issues. (Users may see a ‘Host Key Changed’ alert as a consequence.)
• SFTP Host key mismatch dialog now shows the specific ECDSA key size

Fixed:

• Preference to automatically remove activity queue items on successful download is now honored as expected
• Fixed an issue preventing some file operations after an unexpected server disconnect
• Fix an issue where the Conflict resolution dialog may show the opposite source and target locations
• Fixed an issue preventing downloads of text files from some FTP servers

REQUIREMENTS

OS X 10.9 or later, 64-bit processor

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