Yummy FTP (finally) sees an update

I have found that Yummy is MUCH faster than Cyberduck when transfering many small files. E.g. code. I do not have any experience with Transmit.

Sorry about the previous posting. Apparently 1Password saved a previous posting and automatically submitted it.

Regarding the Yummy FTP update.... those of us who are using a free copy from the Mac App A Day program should be informed that once you update, you may purchase the upgrade for $10 or use it as a trial for 30 days. They say you may also revert to the previous, free version but I didn't see an easy way to do this.

$10 isn't too much to ask for good software, but this should be made clear before the upgrade begins.

My text messages are gone. Voice Memos was placed on first screen, bumping one app onto a second screen all by itself.

Love the landscape keyboard in Mail and COPY & PASTE! Keeezoowa!

I'll stick with FileZilla any day, open source and updated frequently.

The main advantage (for me anyway) of Yummy over Cyberduck is multi-threaded transfer support. Cyberduck doesn't have it. In fact, Yummy FTP is the only client on the Mac I've come across that does have it.

Completely worth the money.

What on earth is wrong with Cyberduck? I consider myself a power user and it meets my needs perfectly. It's well worth donating to.

How many bookmarks do you guys have?
How long would it take to transfer them manually?

I remember emailing them about a year ago, just a few days after buying transmit, but never received an answer... They can basically ignore their customers since the bookmarks and not usable by any other piece of software.

The last version of Transmit is really getting old but the fact that we can't import their bookmarks into other apps make the switch to another application rather difficult...

... and I forgot to mention that regarding your tip, the entire Bookmark hierarchy is already displayed off the Dock menu from Yummy FTP itself. No need to add the Bookmark folder yourself :)