Transmit is a veteran FTP application for the Mac. So veteran, you can still download a version of it for Mac OS 9 if you want to. In a market so crammed with competitors, what makes this particular ...

In the summer of 2017, Panic released Transmit 5, a top-to-bottom update to the company’s excellent file transfer app for the Mac. At the same time, Panic left the Mac App Store like many Mac apps ...

Transmit for Mac is a full service FTP client for the OS X platform. Transmit looks great, is easy to use, and should be a welcome program for anyone who has had difficulties transferring files via ...

Panic today announced the launch of Transmit 5, the newest version of its popular Mac-based file transfer app. Transmit 5 is a massive update, introducing an improved UI, new features, additional ...

Several popular Mac OS X apps received significant updates Tuesday—many of them favorites of the Ars staff. Among them are the FTP client Transmit, text editor BBEdit, and the Mac OS X version of ...

We’ve gotten used to think that FTP applications should be simple, highly functional and powered by outdated and ugly user interfaces. Some people seem to think that a good FTP client is that app that ...

Announced at WWDC, popular FTP client Transmit is today returning to the Mac App Store. The app was originally pulled from the store due to its design and requirement to work outside of the Mac App ...

Panic on Wednesday announced the release of Transmit 3, the latest version of the company’s File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client for Mac OS X, unveiled at Macworld Conference & Expo in San Francisco ...

Panic, the company behind the popular file management app Transmit for Mac, has plans to bring Transmit to iOS in the near future, taking advantage of several new features introduced with iOS 8.

Editor’s note: The following review is part of Macworld’s GemFest 2013. Every day (except Sunday) from mid-July until late September, the Macworld staff will use the Mac Gems blog to briefly cover a ...

Mac users who need to transfer a lot of files, need to sling a lot of code, or like to browse different (or any combination thereof) will be interested in some big software updates released today.