For many of us, an FTP client is an integral part of our everyday workflows. There's a plethora of options available for anyone using OS X. Perhaps the oldest one still under development is Fetch.

I have been using Fetch for as long as I can remember. It's always been a basic "get the job done" application that just worked when you needed it to and stayed out of your way when you wanted it to.

OS X, 10.2 I understand. Fetch is v4.0.3 - all software is up to date as per the software update utility...<BR><BR>The issue is trying to log into an IIS FTP server, and it gets weird. <BR>The user ...

Fetch 4.0.3 is the latest version of the popular FTP client for Mac OS 7 or higher and Mac OS X. The update adds Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) compatibility, along with dozens of improvements in such areas ...

Fetch Softworks Sponsoring TidBITS — We’re pleased to announce our latest long-term sponsor, Fetch Softworks, makers of the Mac’s longest-standing FTP client, Fetch. Jim Matthews first created Fetch ...

Web browsers are good at downloading individual files, and e-mail programs are good at sending relatively small files to another person. But for heavier-duty file-transfer tasks, such as uploading ...

If you’ve ever watched an e-mail application choke on a 4MB attachment, you know that sometimes you need an alternative to directly sending or receiving files. And if you’ve ever e-mailed a crucial ...

Jim Matthews, author of Fetch, has penned a blog post that looks back at the file transfer app’s 30-year history, starting with the release of 1.0 on 1 September 1989. I don’t remember my earliest ...

Fetch Softworks has announced that Fetch 5, the latest version of the file transfer client for the Macintosh, is now available. Version 5 offers SFTP support and a redesigned user interface ...