In case Panic decides to pull Transmit from the App Store, or if the app stops working in a future release of iOS, these FTP clients and file managers should compensate for the features of Panic’s app ...

In contrast, Transmit 1.6 (formerly Transit), NetFinder 2.1.2, and the Vicomsoft FTP Client 3.1.2 have much more modern, Mac-friendly interfaces. Interarchy 3.8 (formerly Anarchie) also has a ...

Transmit 4 ( Mac App Store link), an FTP client from Panic, is one of your best options for making that journey there and back again. In simplest form, Transmit makes the process of moving files ...

Panic has long built an FTP client called Transmit; however, after the release of iOS 8, they unveiled an updated version with new features and abilities that haven't been seen before from Panic ...

iOS: Transmit is our favorite FTP app for the Mac, and now it's available on iOS. It sports pretty much the same feature set as the Mac app, and with deep iOS 8 integration, you can upload files ...

Panic has released Transmit 2.6.1, the latest release of its FTP client for Mac OS X. Version 2.6.1 offers several bug fixes for Mac OS X 10.3. Transit requires Mac OS X 10.1 or higher, and is priced ...

Quicksilver lets you quickly choose items on your Mac and execute actions with them; Transmit is an impressive FTP (file transfer protocol) client for moving files from your computer to another ...

So far I have tried Transmit, forklif, fetch, captain ftp, and yummy. One main features I would like to have is a separate window to view all transfers. Dual browsers of the same connection in ...

The popular data transfer manager Transmit for the Mac has been around since 1998. In addition to standard protocols such as FTP, SFTP and WebDAV, it has also supported numerous cloud providers ...

Transmit 4 allows you to connect to FTP ... how many times have you wished to be able to create shortcuts to your most used remote folders in a FTP client? And you had to manually go through all that ...

Yummy FTP has been my favorite FTP client for quite a while ... While it still lacks the S3 support that Transmit and Interarchy have, it's solid, fast and offers all of the advanced configuration ...