There have also been tweaks to the UI to let you more quickly access everything you need from a single window. Transmit 5 also makes speed improvements with folder multithreading, which transfers the contents of folders asynchronously, as well as instant file transfers, which begin operations without the need to retrieve the sizes of all of the files in question. Panic completely rebuilt their file transfer engine for Transmit 5, making not only faster, but smarter as well, with the new engine offering better handling of complex folders.

How has the speed of operations been improved in Transmit 5? You'll also find local-to-local and remote-to-remote sync in Transmit 5, along with finer control over what gets synced. Panic notes that Panic Sync is encrypted and that the company can't see your data. Transmit 5 uses Panic's in-house syncing solution, Panic Sync, to keep your files up-to-date across multiple Macs and Transmit for iOS. Transmit features support for connections to the following server types and cloud services: What types of servers and services can I connect to with Transmit 5? Transmit 5 also features a new version of its file transfer engine that offers improved transfer speeds, along with more intelligence about complex folders. The app uses Panic Sync, the company's own syncing method, to sync your sites between Transmit on multiple Macs, as well as Transmit for iOS. When it comes to servers, Transmit now supports additional servers and new cloud services. While Transmit 5 features several updates across the app, including a new user interface, the big changes the Panic focuses on are servers, sync, and speed. VPN Deals: Lifetime license for $16, monthly plans at $1 & more What are the big changes in Transmit 5?