Today we released Fetch 5.7.6, a minor update that offers improved support for FTP with TLS/SSL.

It has been about a month since the release of macOS 10.12 Sierra, which has given us time to gather information about our users’ experiences running Fetch on Sierra. We are happy to report that Fetch 5.7.5 is compatible with Sierra, but there are a few issues users should be aware of.

UPDATE:

As of November 13, 2015, it appears that Apple has fixed this issue.

To use a copy of Fetch purchased from the App Store please follow these steps:

Based on our testing to date, we can report that Fetch 5.7.5 is compatible with Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan).

Today we released Fetch 5.7.5, a minor update that offers a sharper appearance on Macs with Retina displays.

Today we released Fetch 5.7.4, a bug-fix update to Fetch 5.7. This release fixes a number of small bugs, including a couple cosmetic issues with OS X 10.10 Yosemite.

Three years ago, way back in June, 2011, we were proud to introduce our first iOS product, Roadshow. Today, I removed Roadshow from the App Store.

We are pleased to report that based on our testing to date, Fetch 5.7.3 is compatible with Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks), aside from one minor issue.

Yahoo! has announced that, as of the end of September, its small business customers will need to use FTP with TLS/SSL (a more secure variant of FTP). We applaud this move towards better security. Unfortunately, a change in OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion has kept some Fetch 5.7 users from connecting to Yahoo! servers using FTP with TLS/SSL; instead they received a mysterious -9807 error. We are therefore very happy to today release Fetch 5.7.3, which fixes the -9807 error.

We’re pleased to announce that Fetch is compatible with cloud storage provider iKeepinCloud