Interarchy 8.5.3

Interarchy is the standard in file-transfer software for Macintosh users running Mac OS X.
Interarchy has been entirely revamped for Mac OS X, bringing new heights of power and versatility to its users. With Interarchy you can efficiently and reliably fetch, edit, or transmit files to any kind of Internet server using FTP, SFTP, or HTTP.
Common uses include setting up Web sites, long-distance transfer of data, or remote server administration. Interarchy also supports other common Internet protocols including ping, traceroute, DNS lookup, and packet sniffing.
Because Interarchy is standards-compliant, it will work with servers running on any operating system, including Windows and Unix. Interarchy allows you to easily control every aspect of the file transfer process. It gives you auxiliary testing tools to help diagnose connection problems with your server.
It offers a variety of automation features that allow you to cache, group, queue, delay, and repeat transfers, all within a familiar Mac OS Finder-like interface. Interarchy integrates tightly with your Web browser, the Finder, text and image editors, and other tools to let you get your job done easily.
Interarchy has been entirely revamped for Mac OS X, bringing new heights of power and versatility to its users. With Interarchy you can efficiently and reliably fetch, edit or SFTP/FTP transmit files to any kind of Internet server using FTP, SFTP or HTTP. Common uses include setting up web sites, long-distance transfer of data or remote server administration.
Interarchy also supports other common Internet protocols including ping, traceroute, DNS lookup and packet sniffing. Because Interarchy is standards-compliant it will work with servers running on any operating system including Windows and Unix.
Interarchy delivers on the promise of streamlining complex file transfer needs.
Interarchy allows you to easily control every aspect of the file transfer software process. It gives you auxiliary testing tools to help diagnose connection problems with your server.
It offers a variety of automation features that allow you to cache, group, queue, delay and repeat transfers all within a familiar Mac OS Finder-like interface. Interarchy integrates tightly with your web browser, the Finder, text and image editors and other tools to let you get your job done easily.
Interarchy is also very fast - 30 Megabytes per second fast.
We have seen other people report that this or that FTP or SFTP client is the fastest. What rubbish is what we say. Interarchy can transfer files over gigabit ethernet as fast as they can be written to disk, that is, in excess of 30 Megabytes per second. That is a Gigabyte in around half a minute.
Nothing anywhere can beat that on any normal Mac - it is limited by harddisk speed! Next time you see someone claim their client is fast, check the numbers, and if they are talking about speeds of less that 30 Megabytes per second, they are not even testing transfer speeds, they are simply misleading you.
What makes these foolish claims even more nonsensical is that the actual speed of a transfer is largely irrelevant (who has gigabit ethernet anyway?) - what is important is that Interarchy enables you to work faster.
We have streamlined the whole process of working with FTP/SFTP servers so you can be finished sooner. That is what you should be concerned about. The fact that Interarchy also happens to transfer so fast is just a bonus!
Interarchy was previously called Anarchie and Anarchie Pro, and is sometimes misspelled as Interarchie, Interanarchy or Interanarchie and previously Anarchy.
Main features:
- Fully Mac OS X native (carbon events and native core networking).
- Tabbed Browsing (just like Safari).
- Bookmark Bar (just like Safari).
- Icon view (to complement list view and column view).
- Auto Uploads automatically upload files to their correct location.
- Full bookmark management system, including FTP Disks, Rendezvous,
- Bookmarks, Address Book, Scheduled and Startup items.
- Full internal file mapping support, with Get Info, Edit With, and more.
- Full support for local files (file listings, checking local web sites).
- Full support for dragging between windows (FTP, SFTP, File, HTTP).
- Toolbars everywhere.
- A single combined Transfers window.
- Enhanced scheduling.
- Enhanced Check Web Site including options, local sites and warnings.
- Enhanced mirroring with progress reporting.
- History menu showing recent actions.
- Combined Network Host Info with Ping, DNS, MX, and registrar information.
- Full network traffic watching with detailed packet display.
- Full networking support with Trace Route, Network Connections, Network Status, Port Scan.
- Bandwidth monitoring with graph.
- Full support for printing.
Version restrictions:
- 14 days free trail
Enhancements:
- Added the Net Disks collection and the Bonjour collection to the Dock Menu.
- Corrected the width and height of the Get Info window in the German Translation.
- Column view will now take into account the width of the scroll bar when auto-resizing columns.
- Updated file name comparison behavior to more closely match the the Finder.
- Interarchy will now correctly handle ~ when renaming via the Listing window.
- Improved Interarchys list parsing engine to recognize more files.
- Updated the included OpenSSL libraries.
- The default protocol will be honored when dragging a file onto Interarchy or selecting the "Upload File" service.
- You can now choose files in addition to folders when checking the website links for a local website.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent your from closing the Connect to Server… window.
- Fixed a bug that could prevent WebDAVS working with some servers.
- Fixed a crash that may occur after sending Interarchy a GURL Apple Event.
- Fixed a crash that may occur when clearing the contents of the Mirror Report window.
- The Transfers window was not updating correctly when a HTTP redirect occurred. Fixed.
- Mac OS X 10.4.9 finally draws an inactive unified toolbar properly. Updated the Bookmarks Bar and Tab View to match.
- Mac OS X 10.4.9 introduced a bug that could result in the Back/Forward toolbar item and the View Style toolbar item being clipped by a few of pixels. Added a workaround for this bug.