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On the Mac, you’ve become accustomed to software that’s not just powerful, but elegant too. Armed with the belief that file-transfer should be no exception, we made Flow. Flow brings the best of the Mac to your server’s files and folders. Put simply, Flow makes working remotely every bit as intuitive and natural as working locally with the Finder.

• Connect to FTP, SFTP, Amazon S3, WebDAV, and iDisk servers.
• Edit files directly on the server, in the robust internal editor, or any other editing app of your choice.
• Copy and View URLs to your remote files instantly.
• Use QuickLook to preview any file the Finder can.
• Quickly Upload without interaction : When you drag a bookmark to your desktop, it becomes a droplet. When you drop files or folders on it, it?ll upload those items, and even copy their URL.

• [Changed] The bookmarking subsystem has been completely rewritten. Your bookmarks will be updated upon launching 1.2.4 for the first time. This means:
• Bookmark exporting and importing is now possible through the “Bookmarks” menu.
• Droplets have been completely rewritten, too. They’re far more stable and beautiful now.
• The “BONJOUR” category is now “SHARED”, and is more reliable. It also does neat things like fetch the appropriate icon for the shared Mac.
• [Fixed] Issue where edits would happen externally for a given extension if it was paired with a specific external editor, regardless of if the preference was set to “Edit with Flow”.
• [Fixed] Issue where the trial-length description would be truncated inappropriately in the “Registration” preferences of Flow when the ten minute session was active.
• [Changed] Protocol selection and FTP data connection mode pull-down menus are now textured