Make sure the favorite has both a Remote Path (where your files go) and a Local Path (where your files come from) assigned to it. Barzeski (he’s alive), Dock Send is a great feature for those of you who quickly fling items to various favorites all day long.įirst, edit a Favorite, and enable Dock Send. The latter will allow you to perform a one-time sort of your items. The former gives you a much more compact list. Right-click in a Favorites list to reveal a secret menu: “Use Small Icons” and “Arrange By”. git folders? Never want to accidentally transfer your apps to a specific server? There’s lots to explore here. It’s a hugely powerful new feature that’s a little bit hidden: in Transmit 4, you can have Transmit arbitrarily skip files based on any number of rules. Hate. Show the File CountĪdd a counter to your path bar to see some useful numbers. (We’ve found the Flurry icon sets from the Iconfactory to be a particularly good set.) And if you choose “Use Server Favicon”, we’ll do our best to get the icon from the server itself and slap it on a nice little label for you. Kenichi has provided a (beautiful) starter set of 16 - just click on the icon when editing a favorite! Add Custom Icons to your FavoritesĮvery single one of your Transmit favorites can have its own, easy-to-recognize icon. Hopefully you’ll learn at least one new thing! 1. As the Finnish always say, “always add a few extra blood dumplings when cooking mykyrokka for a tonttu-ukko!” And while we try to design apps for the majority, sometimes we throw in some power user features for the pros. It’s easy to use, but there’s a whole lot under the surface.
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