About Fetch

Your best friend for file transfer.

Fetch

Do you maintain a website? Move large files between computers? Have you been told you need something called an “FTP client”? If you own a Mac, you’ve come to the right place! Take the Fetch Tour, check out all the features, and download a free trial copy of Fetch to check it out for yourself.

Take a Tour: Key Features and Screenshot of Fetch 5.8

What’s New in Fetch 5.8

Moved to a 64-bit architecture for compatibility with macOS 10.15 Catalina
Added support for Dark Mode on macOS 10.14 Mojave and later
Removed AppleScript and Automator support
Removed built-in StuffIt and Zip archive support
Removed Kerberos (GSSAPI) support
Removed Bonjour support
Removed Non-English localizations

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Features

Overview

Support for FTP, SFTP, and FTP with TLS/SSL (FTPS)
A file list modeled on the familiar Mac OS X Finder
Droplet shortcuts for easy uploading and tracking the progess of your upload
Editing any kind of file directly on a server
Previewing files on the server with Quick Look
Synchronizing folders using the Mirror command
WebView — a convenient way to view files in a web browser and copy web addresses
Automatic resuming of stalled or failed uploads and downloads
Unicode file names
Extensive online help
Compatibility with macOS 12 Monterey, macOS 11 Big Sur, macOS 10.15 Catalina, macOS 10.14 Mojave and 10.13 macOS High Sierra

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Security

Fetch 5.8 includes a number of features aimed at improving your ability to protect the privacy of your data. These features include:

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Web Publishing

Uploading Files to your web server is as simple as clicking the Put button, or dragging the file’s icon from the Finder.
WebView lets you set up a correspondence between files in Fetch and the address of the webpage they are part of, so that you can easily view changes to your website in a web browser by selecting files and clicking Fetch’s WebView button.
The Mirror command lets you quickly upload all the changed files in a folder, efficiently keeping your website up to date.
The Fetch File Management system works just like the Mac OS X Finder, so you can rename files by typing Return, move files by dragging them onto folders, and delete them by clicking the Delete button.
Account Management with Fetch is easy. The Get Info command lets you total the size of all the files in your account, so that you can manage your usage of disk space, and also lets you keep directories private, or make CGI scripts executable, with a user interface that translates cryptic Unix permission codes to plain English and back.

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I love this program. Over three weeks I was able to send, in record time, over 1GB of ads to clients in three countries, without a hitch. I probably saved over a thousand dollars in messenger fees.

Lauren Garza, President, Two Easily Amused