Today we released Fetch 5.7.1, a bug-fix update to Fetch 5.7. This release fixes a number of problems reported by 5.7 users.

Starting with Fetch 5.6, and with help of our friends at BareBones, we have a better way of handling text encodings when editing remote files.

Etna, NH — Fetch Softworks announces the latest release of Fetch, the original Mac file transfer app. With new features designed to provider great control over the user’s files, this release continues the Fetch tradition of steady, relentless improvement, giving users improved control over their file transfer tasks.

We’ve fixed a bunch of the bugs that you reported since the release of Roadshow 1.0 last month, and those fixes are now available in Roadshow 1.0.1.

We are pleased to report that Fetch 5.6, the current release, works well with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.

Fetch Softworks today introduces Roadshow, a simple new way for iPad users to collect web videos to watch later, even without an Internet connection.

If you have an iPad, and enjoy web videos, please check back on June 21, 2011. We’ll have exciting news to share about a new product from Fetch Softworks.

Etna, NH — Fetch Softworks is pleased to announce that Fetch 5.6, the latest version of the original Mac file transfer program, is now available from the Mac App Store.

Fetch makes it easy to edit server files (using any application you like), but sometimes you don’t want to open the file, you just want to take a peek at it.

In How Reliable Is Reliable Enough? I wrote about the steps we took to make Fetch 5.5 more reliable, in particular its support for automatically resuming failed or stalled uploads.