Fetch for Mac
- By Fetch Softworks
- Trial version
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Full Specifications
- GENERAL
- Release
- Latest update
- Version
- 5.8.1
- OPERATING SYSTEMS
- Platform
- Mac
- Operating System
- Mac OS X
- Additional Requirements
- macOS Catalina
- macOS Mojave
- macOS High Sierra
- macOS Sierra
- OS X El Capitan
- OS X Yosemite
- OS X Mavericks
- OS X Mountain Lion
- POPULARITY
- Total Downloads
- 554,860
- Downloads Last Week
- 4
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User Reviews
4.8/5
12 User Votes
Time sure flies when you're having fun with a product
rocktivity- Pros
- You can set it it and forget it -- which is exactly what I did twenty five years ago.
- Cons
- Sometimes it says "Copy Fetch Address" when I want it say "Copy Fetch Address."
- Summary
- I was introduced to Fetch at my job where I had to upload Photoshop files (way back in the olden days when Photoshop came on nine floppies). A quarter century, four Macintoshes (used my G3 for twelve years by turning it into a G4), and eight operating systems later, that dog STILL hunts!
Can't live without it!!!
webgal- Pros
- Sooo very easy to learn and follow.
- Cons
- my mind is drawing a blank!
- Summary
- Easy to install and work with. No problems what-so-ever. Truely reliable.
Straightforward user interface, flawless functioning.
e.d.maes- Pros
- Long experience with this and earlier versions of Fetch, and never encountered a problem in any (basic) FTP use.
- Cons
- Absence of reviewable transfer log file (I never found such function at least).
- Summary
- Long experience with this and earlier versions of Fetch, and never encountered a problem in any (basic) FTP use. Problemless transition from System 7. 8, 9 to the OS X environment. Generous free licence (subject to approval ofsimple application) for educational and non-profit users. Why look for something else in a Mac environment ?
Solid FTP Client
kdanti- Pros
- Reliable and simple to use. Drag and drop.
- Cons
- Saving and editing shortcuts could be easier
- Summary
- Used Fetch for years. Great FTP app.
Excellent. Works flawlessly.
lrugolo- Pros
- Very user friendly.
- Cons
- I can't find anything I don't like about it.
- Summary
Easy download and setup. Works great
dancope- Pros
- Easy download and setup. Works great
- Cons
- no problems to report
- Summary
- Very useful. Great product
Reliable. Easy to use. FANTASTIC customer support!!!
maiolo89- Pros
- I've been using Fetch FTP client maybe 9 years +- now? Through all the upgrades, I've always enjoyed using the software for the great intuitive interface. Really easy to use. Even better customer support. Absolutely highly recommended product.
- Cons
- Can't think of any.
- Summary
- Try it, you'll be hooked!
Great
smith.md- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Did exactly what I needed and the free educational (or charitable use) license will have me as their customer for years to come.
Awesome FTP application.
donperreault- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I have been using Transmit for a few years now but upon trying the new web view feature of Fetch have switched to using Fetch for my FTP. Fetch makes it so easy to edit my website with the click of 1 button, it is great. There is a great feature that you can use to put files up for other people, such as coworkers or customers, to download, this works wonderfully for files that are to big for email. Give it a try you won't be disappointed.
Excellent but not my favorite
VersionTrackerUserOpinion- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Fetch is an excellent (S)FTP client. Very solid, clean and easy to use. Highly recommended and well worth checking out. That said, I have switched to a different browser due to a few minor issues (which I reported a long time ago). But every program has its quirks and these may not bother you: - If you click "Edit" on a file of unknown type, it will always ask whether to edit it as an image or a text file. Remote image editing may be a wonderful featurefor some, but I never use it so this is just intrusive. I want to be able to tell it to always edit as a text file and don't ask. - If you use sftp and public key encryption (e.g. SSH Agent), Fetch insists on a password for the connection even though the password will just be ignored. If you use Fetch then you can avoid the hassle by saving dummy password so no big deal. But I'd rather not clutter up my keychain with meaningless entries and I'd rather be told something more sensible than "invalid password" if SSH Agent isn't running. So I personally use Yummy FTP instead. It seems just as solid as Fetch and does not have the quirks mentioned above. Also, the author seems more responsive (which may explain the fewer quirks). On the other hand, it has one quirk of its own: one cannot copy URLs from Yummy FTP to Eudora because of a unicode issue I don't understand (and which doesn't happen with Fetch or any web browser). (Also, if Pepper is your text editor: Yummy FTP has a workaround for a Pepper bug that allows it to display window titles for sftp remote edited files.)