ForkLift 1.6b1

ForkLift is a new file transfer solution that not a lot of people have heard of yet. MacUpdate has decided to partner with the great folks at BinaryNights to expose to the world what we're calling "the next Transmit." We think that ForkLift's developers are adding features at a faster pace than the most popular FTP client on the Mac. We think Forklift has a strong chance of pulling out from the shadows and becoming the next major file transfer app on the Mac. Be sure to check out some of the demonstration videos of ForkLift's capabilities. ForkLift is a powerful file transfer solution. It allows you to transfer files using FTP, SFTP, FXP, WebDAV, Amazon S3 and even Bluetooth. Its dual pane view maximizes productivity, a Cocoa based interface with smart preview and spring-loaded folders lets you browse your local and remote folders and use Favorites just like in Finder. Use it to edit files or preview images stored in a remote folder, even within archives. ForkLift integrates a full featured batch rename tool, an application deleter and a small code called droplet, which enables you to create automated upload shortcuts for your most used remote folders, and place them anywhere in your file system. Features: Dual-pane view Tabs Archives: Rar, Zip, Tar, Gz Amazon S3 support WebDAV support Connect to FTP/SFTP, FTP/TLS, Bluetooth Live preview (Archives, FTP, Bluetooth, etc...) Spring loaded folders Plugin architecture "Any to any" workflow Remote editing Filters Integrated Spotlight Smart folders Growl support Favorites shortcuts QuickLook local and remote files Droplets for drag and drop automated file transfers WHAT'S NEW Version 1.6b1: Single pane mode-As a first move to make ForkLift�s UI more flexible, we are introducing the world�s first dual-pane file manager, that is also a single pane file manager. The keyboard shortcut cmd-alt-P will toggle Show/Hide the right side pane. Separate Tabs-As we have discussed this earlier, we have been having second thoughts about the way the Tabs worked in previous versions. The introduction of the Single/Dual pane modes made the move easier and more logical. So ForkLift will now have separate tabs for the two main panes. With and eye on enhanced usability, the Tabs can now be dragged from one pane to the other (a move to enable Tabs to be moved between windows in the future). Also, you will be extremely happy to learn that ForkLift will now remember Tabs on exit, and will load them on start (for local targets only) Volume Selector-We have received many requests for a keyboard based navigation of the volumes listed in the Sidebar. So here it is. Hit Esc to show the Volume selector in the active pane, and use the Up/Down arrows, or start typing a volume�s name, to select it. Keyboard selection-Another keyboard feature that many of you have been asking for is the ability to select items from the keyboard. You can now turn on ForkLift > Preferences > General > Enable keyboard selection option, and use the space bar for selection. When keyboard selection is turned on, a select cursor appears in item list. The cursor will follow the scrolling of the item list when PgUp/PgDown are used. Calculate Folder Sizes-This is now a global option available from the View Options panel. When turned on, ForkLift will list all folder sizes in the item lists by default. When turned on, ForkLift will store folder size data, and will track folder size changes on local filesystems. NOTE: this options works only on local filesystems. Navigation History-We have moved the history buttons to the right corner of the Path Navigator. We�ve got pretty used to them by now, hope you will too. Sidebar hide-To save space for laptop users, you can also hide the Sidebar now with cmd-alt-S. This is when the Volume Selector will come in handy. We have redesigned a few elements, hope you like it. Color Label-Labeling now works in the same way as in Finder, from the File menu. We have eliminated some entries from the context menus. Bugfixes remote edit - a problem was reported with some external editors (e.g.: MacVim), where any edits on remote files were lost. this is now fixed. Sidebar - reorganizing favorites could cause sudden crashes. fixed also SFTP modification date - ForkLift will now retain original modification dates of files transferred over SFTP FTP - we received several reports on smaller performance issues with the FTP engine, which have now been fixed. performance - we fine tuned some copy engine buffer settings, resulting in improved performance for some transfers REQUIREMENTS Mac OS X 10.5 or later. http://www.binarynights.com/

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apricunt (2008-10-13)

This is great, so much better than filezilla, thanks very much!

VDemigod (2009-06-07)

Does anyone as a working serial ?