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Syncovery Changelog

What's new in Syncovery 10.14.2

Apr 18, 2024
  • Includes real-time processing improvements and fixes.

New in Syncovery 10.14.1 (Apr 15, 2024)

  • Includes recent improvements initially released on the other platforms.

New in Syncovery 10.13.2 (Mar 19, 2024)

  • Fixes two bugs; the email protocol as a destination in profiles was broken in a few previous versions, and the Automatic Character Replacement in version 10.13.1 could cause Azure listings to appear empty if enabled, because internally, the slashes in paths were replaced too.

New in Syncovery 10.13.1 (Mar 17, 2024)

  • Additional smaller improvements to the new Sharepoint library selection dialog.
  • The automatic replacement of disallowed characters in folder and file names on Windows now works for additional protocols, including FTP, SSH/SFTP, and WebDAV.
  • Improvements, fixes and optimizations for the WebDAV protocol.
  • When creating spanned zip files (with a maximum file size per zip part), Syncovery will now intelligently decide whether to put the temporary files in the TEMP folder or in the destination folder (if “Compress directly to destination” is used).

New in Syncovery 10.12.4 (Mar 5, 2024)

  • On Mac, no longer prefers SecureBlackBox SSL over OpenSSL/LibreSSL for PCloud connections, because SBB didn’t work very well on macOS.
  • Google Cloud Storage authorization via “gcloud auth” can now specify specific scopes to use.

New in Syncovery 10.12.3 (Feb 26, 2024)

  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version.
  • Fixes a possible 409 error uploading new file versions to OneDrive.

New in Syncovery 10.11.3 (Jan 31, 2024)

  • Includes recent feature additions such as PGP Encryption/Decryption and Google Cloud Storage authorization via service accounts.
  • Fixes resource fork copying, which is mostly used for folder icons.

New in Syncovery 10.9.5 (Jan 8, 2024)

  • Small bugfix regarding the speed improvements.

New in Syncovery 10.8.7 (Nov 27, 2023)

  • Avoids locking files exclusively when uploading them via Internet Protocol, unless the database-safe mode with exclusive access is chosen.

New in Syncovery 10.8.1 (Nov 6, 2023)

  • Makes recent improvements from the Windows version available for macOS.

New in Syncovery 10.7.0 (Sep 19, 2023)

  • Adds Citrix Sharefile as cloud storage.
  • Fixes a bogus error message that sometimes occurred, similar to “Volume xyz seems to be the same as /”.

New in Syncovery 10.6.15 (Aug 30, 2023)

  • A double-check for deleted files is no longer done unless specifically chosen under Files->Deletions in the profile.
  • The Windows installer no longer uses WMI functions.

New in Syncovery 10.6.14 (Aug 29, 2023)

  • Now compatible with macOS 14 Sonoma.
  • Complies with a new Google Drive API requirement to pass access tokens as HTTP header.

New in Syncovery 10.6.8 (Aug 4, 2023)

  • Fixes CPU usage when the profile result dialog is shown embedded in the main window.
  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version.

New in Syncovery 10.5.5 (May 19, 2023)

  • Adds “never outdate database” option to Database tab sheet
  • Adds DropBox + Box + PCloud + Sharepoint Resumable downloads (within a profile run only)
  • Adds OnVerifyTLSCertificate, OnVerifySSHServerFingerprintHook
  • Fixes Azure TLS certificate verification issues

New in Syncovery 10.5.3 (May 17, 2023)

  • Implements moving & renaming files on Wasabi, rather than using copy+delete as is necessary with other S3 storages.
  • Implements resumable downloads from Google Drive (to tolerate interruptions while the profile is running – no resuming if the profile has completely stopped).
  • Avoids unnecessary PCloud reauthentications.
  • Fixes an AV that occurred when SmartTracking wanted to rename a conflicting file on the right side and copy both versions in both directions.
  • Avoids showing a bogus file size of 1024 Bytes for Google Drive drawings
  • Adds a checkmark to never outdate the file list cache.
  • Adds OnLogFileClosed PascalScript hook and SkipMoves profile setting.
  • Logs reason why a profile was canceled (such as cancel button clicked).

New in Syncovery 10.3.13 (Mar 17, 2023)

  • Now uses TLS 1.2 for AWS Glacier.
  • Minor fixes.

New in Syncovery 9.49h (Dec 11, 2022)

  • Minor fixes.

New in Syncovery 9.47w (Jul 5, 2022)

  • Adds new Asia Pacific Southeast Wasabi reasons.
  • Fixes Inclusion Masks with complete paths on macOS

New in Syncovery 9.47v (Jun 30, 2022)

  • Adds new /DECRYPTNAMES command line parameter to decrypt encrypted filenames directly in backup folders.
  • Fixes a rare Range Check Error when remote listing isn’t working.
  • Fixes Balloon Notification Level not being saved.

New in Syncovery 9.47q (Jun 11, 2022)

  • Fixes a bug in the web GUI that prevented browsing folders with non-ASCII Unicode characters.
  • Automatic use of replacement database names (such as with __1 added) can now be prevented by adding AvoidTryingAlternativeDBNames=1 to the [Main] section of Syncovery.ini (on Windows).
  • Fixes a Unicode related bug with folder names in the Google Drive connector on Linux.

New in Syncovery 9.47p (May 31, 2022)

  • Contains an updated OpenSSL library and trusted SSL certificates file.
  • The English Apple Silicon version now contains help in English (for a few versions it had been in German).
  • Fixes an incompatibility between restoring from compressed files and the checkmark “Skip Files Whose Size is Changing”.

New in Syncovery 9.47i (Apr 20, 2022)

  • Fixes an error “Critical Section Invalid in TryEnter” that could occur when a versioning folder was specified.

New in Syncovery 9.47f (Mar 31, 2022)

  • Includes improvements from the Windows version.
  • Fixes one more possible Segmentation Fault/AV.

New in Syncovery 9.47d (Mar 31, 2022)

  • The option to skip the VolRefNum checks will now also prevent messages like “Volume unmount detected” due to unexpected volume reference numbers while the job copies files.

New in Syncovery 9.47a (Mar 22, 2022)

  • Stability fixes and various improvements on macOS.
  • macOS: adds checkmark “Create Profile Change Logs” to the Program Settings dialog, tab sheet Logs.
  • Adds “Skip Files Whose Size is Changing” to the web GUI, tab sheet Files->More.
  • Includes recent improvements and fixes from the Windows version.

New in Syncovery 9.46p (Mar 4, 2022)

  • Recursive SSH listings now use UTC timestamps when connecting to another Mac or BSD system. This fixes timezone offset problems. Linux SSH/SFTP servers were not affected.
  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version.

New in Syncovery 9.46j (Feb 20, 2022)

  • Fixes rare hangs when disconnecting from FTP servers.

New in Syncovery 9.46g (Feb 16, 2022)

  • The option “Flat Right Side” is now compatible with subfolder selections that do not include the base folder. The right-hand side base folder will be read anyway, because the right side is flat.
  • Fixes checksum errors when uploading large files to Amazon Glacier directly (not via S3).
  • Includes the plain HTTP protocol for the first time on macOS, so Mac users can now download from simple HTML web sites and public DropBox links too.

New in Syncovery 9.45l (Feb 1, 2022)

  • Fixes a bug that was introduced in 9.45i causing recursive listings to fail and use excessive memory if the FTP server included . and .. entries in the listing.
  • Improved handling of the next full run time for real-time profiles that also have scheduled full runs.
  • Web GUI improvements.

New in Syncovery 9.45k (Jan 31, 2022)

  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version.
  • Fixes a possible hang in the real-time module (also responsible for the option “run when drive is available”).

New in Syncovery 9.45d (Jan 20, 2022)

  • M1 only: updates OpenSSL to v1.1.1m, and fixes buttons and other text appearing in German in the English version.
  • Intel 64-bit only: fixes a dylib issue causing the Mega protocol not to work in v9.45b/c.

New in Syncovery 9.45c (Jan 18, 2022)

  • Fixes a Range Check Error preventing the program to open on M1 Macs if “Extreme Debug Logs” was enabled. It also turns Extreme Debug Logging off automatically after 24 hours.

New in Syncovery 9.45b (Jan 17, 2022)

  • First macOS release of Syncovery 9.4x with the new settings encryption features and updated TGPuttyLib and OpenSSL versions.
  • Fixes a bug where the copying rate calculation would stop and show the same rate for a longer time during the copying phase.
  • The “Check for update” feature will show detailed error message in the future, if the connection to the update server fails.

New in Syncovery 9.39r (Nov 24, 2021)

  • Adds a checkmark to skip the VolRefNum check on the “More” tab sheet of the Program Settings dialog.
  • Includes improvements from recent Windows and Linux updates.

New in Syncovery 9.39n (Nov 24, 2021)

  • Fixes a bug in 9.39m that caused jobs to be split into parts of 100,000 entries.

New in Syncovery 9.39j (Oct 31, 2021)

  • Fixes an issue in v9.39i on Mac where even smaller jobs were split into parts unnecessarily.

New in Syncovery 9.39i (Oct 28, 2021)

  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version.
  • Automatically creates SmartTracking database in user folder if an obsolete folder like in /Library is still specified, causing db creation errors.

New in Syncovery 9.39e (Oct 8, 2021)

  • When “Cache Destination File List” is used, and a file that should be moved no longer exists, Syncovery now updates the cache database – so that is won’t attempted to move the file again the next time the job runs.
  • Progress reporting fixes for compressed package copying.
  • Avoids useless retries when copying an Sz package to cloud servers fails because source files have changed during the process.
  • On MacOS, FTP library 2 will now use newer OpenSSL versions (like FTP library 1).

New in Syncovery 9.39 (Oct 8, 2021)

  • Syncovery can now remember when a file was deleted. You can restore to a specific time and date in the past and get only the files which were not deleted at that time. Version 9.39 adds a checkmark “Remember deletion time and date” to the tab sheet Files->Deletions in each profile. This option should be used with “Move Deleted Files Into A Specific Folder…” but it can also remember the deletion date if deleted files are preserved in the “Older” folder specified on the Versioning tab sheet.
  • The checkmark “Restore deleted items” from the General Filters tab sheet will now retrieve deleted files from both “Older” folders as well as “folders for deleted files”.
  • The checkmark “Restore deleted items” has also been added to the Restore Wizard, but it will only be shown if the Restore is based on an existing profile that uses versioning or a folder for deleted files.
  • An inconsistent mix of 8-bit encodings (such as UTF-8 and Ansi) on (S)FTP servers and others can now be handled better, as well as an incorrect characters set choice on the Internet Protocol Settings dialog, tab sheet “Advanced”. However, support for deviating encodings is not 100% complete and only basic operations like listing, uploading, downloading, and deleting will work.
  • Additional smaller improvements, such as a corrected tab order of controls on the FTP dialog.

New in Syncovery 9.38e (Jul 26, 2021)

  • Fixes downloading from Box cloud, which was broken due to a change on the Box servers.
  • Fixes a situation where interrupted SFTP uploads with TGPuttyLib caused complete re-uploading rather than resuming.

New in Syncovery 9.38c (Jul 11, 2021)

  • Fixes a cloud listing problem, which affected only profiles that sync against the root folder of a cloud drive, when using the changes-based listing method. Some folders and files may have appeared as bogus duplicates in the root, in addition to their actual location further down the hierarchy. The update automatically cleans these incorrect items from the cloud cache database.

New in Syncovery 9.38a (Jul 8, 2021)

  • Retries deletions if files are locked.
  • Includes improvements from recent Windows updates.

New in Syncovery 9.35f (May 31, 2021)

  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version.
  • Improved PCloud listing algorithm.

New in Syncovery 9.35a (May 3, 2021)

  • macOS only: adds a button “Import Config Lines” to the Prefs tab sheet of the Program Settings dialog. It can be used to import the central monitoring configuration and other global settings for which no GUI elements exist.
  • Fixes downloading from a cloud protocol directly to an SSH or FTP server.

New in Syncovery 9.33 (Mar 31, 2021)

  • Makes symbolic links and .$symlink files compatible with filename encryption.
  • Filename encryption now generally avoids using the DEL character.
  • Includes improvements from recent Windows updates.
  • Mac only: fixes the option “Ignore” for files of the same date but different size, on the Comparison tab sheet, for one-way sync jobs. Previously this option would be reset to “Copy” when the profile was opened again.

New in Syncovery 9.32 (Mar 15, 2021)

  • Now completely compatible with storadera.com, an Amazon S3-compatible storage service.
  • Adds the ability to specify the column separator for actions log CSV files with Syncovery.ini entries like this: ActionsCSVLogFile=C:TestsActions-$PROFILENAME.csv; ActionsCSVLogFileColDelim=;
  • Adds the $YEARFORWEEKOFYEAR and $YEARFORUSWEEKOFYEAR variables to match $WEEKOFYEAR and $USWEEKOFYEAR.
  • Fixes more uploading issues and folder deletion with Mediafire.
  • Fixes a bogus “CreateFile” error when Syncovery tried to copy to a folder before actually creating it.
  • Additional fixes.

New in Syncovery 9.31a (Feb 26, 2021)

  • Fixes an occasional error message with Google Drive (“Workdata empty”).
  • Additional fixes.

New in Syncovery 9.31 (Feb 21, 2021)

  • Fixes problems in v9.30, which occurred on Mac and Linux only, related to tick counting and performance measuring. These could include incorrect transfer rates as well as some error messages.

New in Syncovery 9.30d (Feb 18, 2021)

  • Fixes the Internet Protocol dialog, which did not update its controls correctly when the selected protocol was changed, in version 9.30c.
  • Fixes extremely rare Arithmetic Overflow errors on the Mac version.

New in Syncovery 9.30b (Feb 15, 2021)

  • Fixes a bogus “incomplete” error uploading to DropBox, caused by incorrect counting of batch committed files.
  • Can now delete empty folders that still contain a .metadata-syncovery file.
  • Connection to Azure BLOB Storage now works with an HTTP Proxy.
  • Copying rate display fluctuates less.
  • Fixes a few incorrect UTF-8 encodings in log files created by the German Mac and Linux versions.
  • Additional fixes.

New in Syncovery 9.29d (Jan 27, 2021)

  • Fixes an Invalid Pointer Operation error at the end of profile runs that copy Zip Packages when run in attended or unattended mode.
  • Increases the number of Dropbox upload retries after a batch commit fails.

New in Syncovery 9.29 (Jan 25, 2021)

  • Includes improvements from recent Windows updates.
  • Fixes the “Duplicate” item in the context menu on the Profile Overview.
  • Now defaults to using the mac API copyfile function rather than the internal copying algorithm, for better compatibility with some network storages.
  • No longer recommends to run as root if there are access denied problems – because these need to be fixed under Security & Privacy in the macOS System Preferences, and running a root will not help.

New in Syncovery 9.26e (Jan 4, 2021)

  • Adds a new checkmark “Skip online-only files” to the General Filters tab sheet. This works with DropBox and possibly other cloud storage folders and will cause Syncovery to skip files in the local DropBox folder which are marked as online only.

New in Syncovery 9.25 (Dec 23, 2020)

  • Adds support for Dark Mode.
  • Adds support for the MEGA cloud storage service (Intel 64-Bit version only).
  • Additional improvements.

New in Syncovery 9.23 (Dec 23, 2020)

  • The SmartTracking and cache databases can now hold paths up to 30,000 UTF-8 bytes long.
  • Fixes polling of cloud servers (for two-way real-time syncs), which did not seem to detect changes in subfolders and did not work on Mac.
  • Additional smaller fixes, including those from the Linux version 9.23.

New in Syncovery 9.20b (Nov 24, 2020)

  • First native release for Apple’s new CPU.

New in Syncovery 9.20 (Nov 24, 2020)

  • Includes all the improvements from the Windows version, especially synchronizing folder timestamps and permissions in two-way profiles.
  • Has been tested extensively on Big Sur (Intel).
  • Numerous macOS-specific bug fixes and improvements.

New in Syncovery 9.18d (Oct 26, 2020)

  • Improved handling of a path that consists of merely a \COMPUTERNAME and related bug fixes, especially concerning the subfolder selection (Windows only)
  • Can enumerate network shared with a lesser user account level (Windows only)
  • Adds RemoveEmptyFoldersOnlyOneLevelWhereAFileHasBeenRemoved PascalScript variable
  • Fixes cloud related errors such as “Uploading to a folder that has not been read” and “Duplicate Folder Detected” (esp. with Box)
  • various additional improvements and bug fixes

New in Syncovery 8.68i (Sep 16, 2020)

  • Adds new status information on a profile’s last log file, which can be seen when editing the profile and choosing the Information tab sheet.
  • Includes some bug fixes from the recent V8 and V9 updates for Windows.

New in Syncovery 8.68b (Jun 10, 2020)

  • Fixes lockups.

New in Syncovery 8.68a (Jun 5, 2020)

  • Fixes a precision problem with the internal “time” function, causing the subfolder selection dialog to not appear in some cases.

New in Syncovery 8.68 (Jun 5, 2020)

  • Adds automatic an replacement of file and folder names containing colons when uploading to OneDrive and Sharepoint.
  • Adds auto-detection of SSL/TLS requirement for FTP connections.
  • Prevents unnecessary downloading of the complete history from OneDrive in some specific cases.
  • Minor fixes.

New in Syncovery 8.62a (Feb 23, 2020)

  • Fixes a rare Range Check Error.

New in Syncovery 8.61b (Feb 18, 2020)

  • Fixes the background and service schedulers which were missing from the previous release.

New in Syncovery 8.61a (Feb 16, 2020)

  • Now distributed in separate 32 bit and 64 bit versions.
  • Includes a few bug fixes and improvements from recent Windows updates.

New in Syncovery 8.59b (Jan 9, 2020)

  • Fixes jobs run manually in the background failing with an Access Violation in version 8.59a.
  • Reinstated 64-bit mode on macOS versions since 10.7 (Lion). It will run in 32-bit mode on older macOS versions.

New in Syncovery 8.59a (Jan 6, 2020)

  • Includes bug fixes and improvements from recent Windows update.
  • Automatically runs in 32-bit mode on macOS versions up to 10.9 (Mavericks), because the 64-bit version didn’t run on Leopard and is only tested on Yosemite and later macOS versions.

New in Syncovery 8.58a (Nov 23, 2019)

  • Syncovery will no longer put itself in front of other apps when the Sync Preview or other dialogs are shown. Instead, it will bounce its icon in the dock.
  • The Background Scheduler status window will now show activated (in front) when the user chooses “Show Status Window” in the status icon’s menu.
  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version.

New in Syncovery 8.57e (Nov 4, 2019)

  • Cocoa GUI Improvements.
  • Fixes real-time sync not working if “Mount Volumes” was configured with a fileame to identify the volume.

New in Syncovery 8.57a (Oct 27, 2019)

  • Includes improvements form recent Windows updates.

New in Syncovery 8.55a (Oct 11, 2019)

  • Final macOS Catalina compatibility release.
  • Bug fixes in real-time functionality and 64-bit GUI.

New in Syncovery 8.50d (Sep 12, 2019)

  • Fixes various bugs in the new 64-bit Cocoa GUI.
  • Speeds up file listings on local drives (especially NTFS drives) and network drives.
  • Fixes a bug in recent versions that could prevent real-time sync from doing anything.
  • Links in the Profile Overview are now clickable, for example to authenticate background jobs with a cloud service, or to skip getting the changes history from Google Drive or Sharepoint.
  • Additional improvements and bug fixes.

New in Syncovery 8.43 (Aug 26, 2019)

  • Notifies the user that Amazon drive is no longer supported.
  • A few bug fixes

New in Syncovery 8.42 (Aug 13, 2019)

  • The download is now a Universal Binary including 32+64 bit in one file, so that all customers automatically get the 64-bit edition that is compatible with future macOS releases.
  • Fixes GUI issues in the 64-bit version.
  • Improved installation of the scheduler as a service.
  • Ensures TLS 1.2 works on macOS versions older than Mavericks.
  • Includes fixes from recent Windows updates.

New in Syncovery 8.41 (Jul 17, 2019)

  • Now officially supports the LibreSSL versions shipped since MacOS 10.11.
  • Includes LibreSSL for Yosemite and older in order to be able to provide TLS 1.2 for Box and other services that may require it.
  • Also includes SecureBlackBox SSL as a fallback SSL/TLS library. You can choose it on the Program Settings dialog, tab sheet Advanced, or Syncovery will automatically use it if TLS 1.2 is required and LibreSSL for some reason cannot be loaded.
  • Various additional fixes, especially GUI related.

New in Syncovery 8.23 (Mar 21, 2019)

  • Adds additional document types for converting Google Docs when downloading from Google Drive.
  • Performs the free space check less frequently and lists statistics on free space checks at the end of the log file.
  • Improvements when working with symbolic links.
  • Mac only: fixes an Access Violation when running some cloud jobs in the background and not using the separate GUI-less background process.
  • Fixes a possible Access Violation when the path for temporary files was invalid.

New in Syncovery 8.22 (Mar 21, 2019)

  • Adds XWorks, directBOX, KomfortCloud, and topfarmplan cloud storages.
  • Improves error handling when listing Backblaze B2 buckets, and fixes possible “Duplicate item detected” messages in the log file.

New in Syncovery 8.19 (Feb 15, 2019)

  • Adds settings on the General Filters tab sheet to Ignore, Follow, or Copy symbolic links to files and folders (separately).
  • The subfolder selection dialog now also allows to select individual files (by right-clicking on a folder).
  • Includes the cloud related improvements from Windows versions 8.18f and 8.19.

New in Syncovery 8.01b (Aug 30, 2018)

  • Fixes uploading files with sizes of exact multiples of 8MB.

New in Syncovery 8.01 (Aug 14, 2018)

  • The option “Detect Renamed Files” in conjunction with Block Level Copying and File System Monitoring can now detect files with have been both renamed and modified.
  • Fixes a problem where the Execute before/after command lines could not deal with paths to the EXE file or script that had spaces.
  • Features new toolbar icons, which had a brief appearance during beta phase but weren’t included in v8.00.
  • To avoid the DEL character for Filename Encoding, you can add the following line to the Main section of the INI file:
  • AvoidDELForFilenameEncryption=1

New in Syncovery 8.00 RC 7 (Jul 7, 2018)

  • New Features:
  • the subfolder selection dialog has a new checkmark “Automatically Add Future New Folders to Selection”.
  • OneDrive and SharePoint folder listings are now done via fast “changes” based technology.
  • adds PascalScript as an integrated scripting language which allows you to customize and add profile behavior in many ways.
  • adds direct compression and AES encryption to cloud storage with the new .sz file format. No temporary files, no disk space needed. The .sz format is an optional alternative to the existing .zip format. The .sz format features optional ultrafast compression, or extra strong compression, and huge AES encryption speeds.
  • additional new features (a detailed page on V8 will soon be available)

New in Syncovery 7.98p (Jun 28, 2018)

  • Includes recent bug fixes from the Windows update
  • Now uses “Attribute Comparison” by default for new profiles so that color tags are compared.

New in Syncovery 7.98e (May 17, 2018)

  • Additional minor fixes.

New in Syncovery 7.98c (May 5, 2018)

  • Automatically reverts back to the default temp folder if the user has specified an invalid or inaccessible path
  • Recent fixes from the Windows version:
  • When attaching log files to notification emails, Syncovery will now zip them if over 2MB large, and totally avoid the attachment if even the zipped log is over 6MB
  • Fixes last modification timestamps with uploaded files to Backblaze B2, which despite our best intentions were not compatible with other apps.
  • Contains another Remote Service update that fixes delays when the global log file syncoveryremserv.log was deleted
  • Contains a new Remote Service that fixes delays and/or hangs in some situations
  • Minor bug fixes

New in Syncovery 7.98 (Apr 1, 2018)

  • Fixes possible upload failures to Backblaze B2 with extremely huge files
  • Fixes rare upload failures to Google Drive when filenames contained a closing bracket

New in Syncovery 7.96 (Apr 1, 2018)

  • Introduces multi-threaded folder scanning for cloud services such as Box and OneDrive, which do not support scanning the full hierarchy recursively
  • Various cloud processing efficiency improvements and fixes
  • Stability fixes for OneDrive for Business and possible other OneDrive or Sharepoint drives

New in Syncovery 7.95g (Jan 8, 2018)

  • fixes Hubic authentication lasting only 24 hours
  • adds options under Files->More for setting permissions on destination files. The default is now to inherit owner, group and permissions from the destination parent folders.
  • fixes web GUI compatibility with some browsers
  • another fix related to database handling for the case where a variable such as $WEEKDAY is used in the path
  • Azure upload improvements
  • if a variable such as $WEEKDAY is used in the path, Syncovery now uses a separate SmartTracking or file list cache database for each different value that the variable can assume
  • fixes timezone detection of local machine which was broken in previous release
  • fixes uploading 0-byte files to Backblaze B2
  • the Google Docs format selection for drawings is now actually saved
  • numerous improvements in the web GUI
  • fixes a bug in 7.95 which caused uploads of large files over 2GB to fail to Amazon Cloud drive and some other cloud storages that do not have a dedicated API for chunked uploads
  • fixes a bug that could cause Syncovery to attempt to encrypt folder names even if folder name encryption is off
  • optimized uploads to Backblaze B2 and some other cloud storages
  • rearranges the first tab sheet of the FTP dialog
  • bug fixes

New in Syncovery 7.93b (Nov 25, 2017)

  • Fixes a problem where zipping, encryption, or Filename Encryption could cause two versions of a file being kept in the backup even if Versioning settings are off
  • Small fix with case sensitivity mode when Filename Encryption is used to allow case duplicates on storages that are case insensitive

New in Syncovery 7.93 (Nov 16, 2017)

  • the Graph protocol can now access Office 365 Groups
  • completes compliance with Backblaze B2 integration checklist
  • adds Strict Case Sensitive Mode on Mac and Windows (under Comparison->More)
  • on Mac, you can also use case-sensitive local volumes
  • improves uploading to MediaFire
  • sets content type for files being uploaded to Azure BLOB storage
  • speeds up finding moved or renamed folders

New in Syncovery 7.91a (Nov 2, 2017)

  • Improved and safer OAuth authorization with Sharepoint, DropBox, Hubix, and Amazon drive.

New in Syncovery 7.88l (Oct 11, 2017)

  • Fixes the background scheduler not communicating with the GUI in last night’s 7.88k release.

New in Syncovery 7.88d (Sep 12, 2017)

  • Fixes an issue where Automatic Character Replacement for Google Drive and Box could cause re-uploading folders and files with leading space characters in the name
  • Fixes Google Drive Document Conversion not working on Mac

New in Syncovery 7.88c (Sep 11, 2017)

  • includes all recent improvements from the Windows version:
  • some reliability fixes concerning cloud services, especially Box
  • fixes an error about missing parts when restoring from a Synthetic backup
  • completes/updates the AWS region selection for Amazon S3 and Glacier
  • miscellaneous smaller bug fixes
  • uploads to Amazon drive are now always verified with MD5 checksums, and the verification is logged. The option “Verify copied files” should no longer be used, as it causes an additional redundant check
  • cloud uploads use a bit less CPU
  • the changes-based cloud logic (for Box, DropBox, Google Drive, Amazon Drive) will now avoid re-scanning all folders if there are only minor inconsistencies in the cache database.
  • smaller fixes
  • fixes an AV when installing an update via “Check for update”

New in Syncovery 7.86c (Jul 10, 2017)

  • fixes a Unicode related bug that could surface with cloud storage
  • changes the default FTP library to #3
  • fixes a rare acess violation error with cloud storage
  • Adds a radio button “Filter By Last Access” on the File Age and Size tab sheet.
  • Fixes a bug where Encryption passwords might be reset to empty under some circumstances, if the profile had not been saved or run with v7.85c or later. The new version also refuses to run jobs that are supposed to use encryption, but do not have a password.
  • Can upload files over 195 GB to Microsoft Azure.
  • Additional backwards compatibility fixes concerning Unicode strings in Program Settings and profiles. The format had changed in 7.85 and there were issues with backwards compatibility.
  • allows up to 8 files being copied in parallel to or from Google Drive
  • fixes the Creation time stamp not being retained when the Windows API Copying Function is used
  • fixes pre-7.85 profiles with special non-English characters in profile paths not being recognized
  • handles temporary duplicate folders in Google Drive better
  • uses the new Google Drive API V3 with support for Team Drives
  • uses much less memory when processing cloud folder listings (such as Google Drive, Amazon drive, DropBox and Box)
  • produces much smaller databases (factor 4-10 reduction)
  • in many cases, existing databases can be deleted in order to get the new smaller databases. Except if you depend on Synthetic Backup / Block Level Copying or Cache Destination File List.

New in Syncovery 7.85h RC (Jun 17, 2017)

  • Support for Google Team Drives:
  • Version 7.85 uses the new Google Drive API V3 with support for Team Drives. Any one profile can sync with your main Google Drive, or one Team Drive. There is a new Container field with Browse button on the Internet dialog, allowing you to choose your Team Drive.
  • Additional New Features in 7.85:
  • Uses much less memory when processing cloud folder listings (such as Google Drive)
  • Produces much smaller databases (factor 4-10 reduction)
  • In many cases, existing databases can be deleted in order to get the new smaller databases. Except if you depend on Synthetic Backup / Block Level Copying or Cache Destination File List.

New in Syncovery 7.84 (Apr 18, 2017)

  • The profile context menu on the Profile Overview can now pause and resume background jobs. Note that transfers of large files are not interrupted, but it will not start new files when paused.
  • Fixes problems editing remote profiles via the Monitoring Tool (via CIFS).
  • WebDAV now handles the HTTP 429 error properly and retries HTTP requests.
  • Other improvements.

New in Syncovery 7.83 (Mar 26, 2017)

  • adds new $DMD variable for use in paths. It will resolve to Day 01..Day 31, but the last day in the month will resolve to Month 01 to Month 12.
  • can now invoke shell scripts as execute before/after commands, if the shell script as the .sh filename extension.
  • some optimizations
  • solves an incompatibility with recent changes on the French Orange cloud
  • fixes a bug causing unnecessary re-copying if the Synthetic Backup option was used in conjunction with the Destination File List Cache.

New in Syncovery 7.82 (Mar 16, 2017)

  • Adds new Zip Packages option: Create a Separate Zip File for Each Folder in Profile’s Base Path.

New in Syncovery 7.81b (Mar 15, 2017)

  • fixes some rare error messages

New in Syncovery 7.81a (Mar 15, 2017)

  • fixes a bug in 7.81 that could cause an Access Violation error in the log file when files were moved or renamed in profiles that do not use a caching or SmartTracking database

New in Syncovery 7.81 (Mar 15, 2017)

  • now supports Sharepoint subsites. Specify the URL in this form: contoso.sharepoint.com[sitename/subsitename]
  • adds the capability to ignore errors for files that “no longer exist” (see File Access tab sheet)
  • fixes an error restoring with Synthetic Backup if part splitting was used
  • makes the “Cache Destination File List” compatible with Filename Encryption

New in Syncovery 7.80b (Feb 27, 2017)

  • Fixes a problem re-authorizating the German DE cloud with existing pre-7.80 profiles using OneDrive for Business

New in Syncovery 7.76 (Feb 16, 2017)

  • Will recognize if user chooses the MTP for external hard drives and chooses the drive letter path instead when the profile is run
  • Fixes a rare hang uploading to cloud services

New in Syncovery 7.75c (Feb 13, 2017)

  • Fixes more folder creation problems with some SFTP servers

New in Syncovery 7.75a (Feb 8, 2017)

  • Fixes a bug in 7.74 (Mac only) which caused the FTP protocol to be unable to create folders

New in Syncovery 7.74 (Feb 3, 2017)

  • Fixes the Azure protocol which worked only with the German Microsoft cloud in v7.72 and 7.73.
  • Azure uploading speed improvements
  • Fixes a bug causing the DropBoxV2 protocol to unnecessarily list individual folders
  • B2 large file upload now sets the last modified timestamp

New in Syncovery 7.73a (Jan 29, 2017)

  • Fixes folder processing on Google Drive when there are duplicate native Google Docs with the same names

New in Syncovery 7.73 (Jan 29, 2017)

  • Implements Filename Encryption for local destinations with Synthetic Backup
  • Fixes the rarely used Email protocol (as a sync side), which has been broken since a few versions

New in Syncovery 7.72a (Jan 29, 2017)

  • Adds support for Azure Blob Storage in the Microsoft Cloud in Germany

New in Syncovery 7.72 (Jan 29, 2017)

  • Adds support for OneDrive for Business in the Microsoft Cloud in Germany
  • Minor bug fixes

New in Syncovery 7.71b (Jan 24, 2017)

  • improves functionality of real-time sync with filename encryption
  • the real-time mode “Process Complete Folders” now processes them in alphanumerical order

New in Syncovery 7.71 (Jan 21, 2017)

  • missing parts of split files are now detected correctly
  • complete part chains can now be moved, renamed, or deleted
  • improvements and fixes concerning Filename Encryption
  • bug fix causing an occasional uploading problem to Box (Mac only)
  • when doing a local backup with encrypted folder names, the folders in the “Older” tree are now also encrypted
  • in some cases, duplicate folder names can now be merged

New in Syncovery 7.68 (Dec 9, 2016)

  • Mounting a volume on macOS sierra will no longer show the password prompt
  • Implements the missing real-time capability when the scheduler is installed as a service
  • Includes recent cloud related improvements from the Windows version:
  • no longer uses comments to save metadata on OneDrive (OneDrvNew protocol)
  • implement folder renaming and moving for the “Box” cloud storage
  • fixes a bug in previous update causing a message “StorageDB not assigned” for Google Drive profiles that do not use the changes-based recursive listing
  • before uploading to Google Drive, Syncovery will now double-check the cloud folders in order to avoid duplicate files
  • cloud speed improvements and bug fixes
  • most cloud protocols now allow up to 4 simultaneous transfers
  • fixes some rare cloud related bugs

New in Syncovery 7.64d (Oct 27, 2016)

  • Reduces scanning of non-existent folders when using the Cache and Amazon S3, Azure, Google Nearline etc.
  • Without the checkmark “Double-check the actual destination …”, no folders are scanned directly any more unless the cache is empty
  • Mac only: adds a menu item “Open Another Syncovery Instance” to the app’s dock icon menu. Right-click the dock item to open Syncovery multiple times to perform different tasks.

New in Syncovery 7.62a (Sep 28, 2016)

  • Performance improvements.

New in Syncovery 7.62 (Sep 26, 2016)

  • encrypted filenames in Zip Packages with several files per zip file are now decrypted when copying “right to left” and choosing “Unzip all ZIP files”.
  • fixes a problem where the option “Cache Destination File List” would cause unencrypted folder names to be used even if folder name encryption was chosen
  • various bug fixes

New in Syncovery 7.60 (Sep 6, 2016)

  • Adds Ransomware Protection: specify the maximum number of files that can be replaced by your profile under Safety->Unattended. If more files than expected need to be replaced, it could be a sign that they have been encrypted by malware, and the profile will be stopped.
  • New menu item in scheduler menu (info area icon menu): Open Another Syncovery Instance

New in Syncovery 7.58c (Aug 13, 2016)

  • Fixes the combination of Filename Encryption, Zipping, and uploading via Internet Protocol, which was unfortunately broken in some cases in previous 7.58 versions.

New in Syncovery 7.58b (Aug 13, 2016)

  • Includes recent improvements and fixes from Windows version.

New in Syncovery 7.55b (Jul 10, 2016)

  • Fixes possible problems caused by the Syncovery Remote Service running twice after installing an update
  • Fixes handling of some specific error conditions in Syncovery

New in Syncovery 7.55a (Jul 7, 2016)

  • System service installation improvements for Mac OS versions before 10.10.

New in Syncovery 7.55 (Jul 7, 2016)

  • The scheduler can now be installed as a system service (daemon).

New in Syncovery 7.54a (Jun 27, 2016)

  • Fixes Filename Encryption to work with Backblaze B2 and OneDrive
  • Includes recent new features and fixes from the Windows version

New in Syncovery 7.48f (May 14, 2016)

  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version:
  • makes Filename Encryption compatible with Microsoft Azure
  • fixes authentication issues when uploading files with non-ASCII names to Microsoft Azure
  • fixes a possible error processing Box file listings
  • additional fixes
  • for Amazon Cloud Drive, you can now uncheck “Recursive listing” on the second tab sheet of the Internet dialog. This will revert to traditional complete folder listing rather than getting only the changes from Amazon. Use it if you find the changes based listing unreliable.
  • fixes some issues with MEGA

New in Syncovery 7.48b (Apr 29, 2016)

  • Fixes an issue in yesterday’s version 7.48a preventing the scheduler from starting.

New in Syncovery 7.48a (Apr 28, 2016)

  • Bug fix of File List Cache sub-option “Double-check the actual destination for those folders where new or updated files seem to exist” when used with B2 or Rackspace (which is not recommended because it causes complete re-reading of the file list with those APIs).

New in Syncovery 7.48 (Apr 28, 2016)

  • allows efficient usage of the “Cache Destination File List” feature with Backblaze B2 and Rackspace
  • log on jobs are now run in parallel as part of the normal scheduler operation, rather than delaying scheduler start-up
  • fixes an issue where in certain situations, drive disconnections were not detected, causing “Run profile when drive is available” to fail if the “once” radio button is chosen.
  • improves some internal aspects of scheduler start-up

New in Syncovery 7.47c (Apr 13, 2016)

  • No longer uses descriptions on Box to save time stamps. Can remove existing descriptions.

New in Syncovery 7.47 (Apr 9, 2016)

  • Fixes folder listing issues with Amazon Cloud Drive which could cause re-uploading of files
  • Various Cloud related fixes and improvements.

New in Syncovery 7.46c (Mar 28, 2016)

  • Fixes bugs caused by processing changes on the Box storage when folders are moved.
  • Adds the $USWEEKOFYEAR variable where the week number is calculated based on a week starting on Sundays
  • Fixes a bug that could cause re-uploading of zip files which are split with the new parts splitting function (not the traditional zip splitting)

New in Syncovery 7.46b (Mar 28, 2016)

  • Fixes a bug causing occasional hangs in the SSL communication when OpenSSL is used (for example for Amazon S3).

New in Syncovery 7.46a (Mar 19, 2016)

  • Fixes a bug preventing S3 buckets in Frankfurt and Bejing from being accessed at root level (a folder needed to be specified)
  • Profile selection on the “Overdue Profiles” dialog has now been implemented correctly. Previously, the checkmarks were ignored and all profiles were started.

New in Syncovery 7.43a (Mar 7, 2016)

  • Fixes restoring from Synthetic Backup.
  • Fixes an exception with message “FileTimeToLocalDateTime”.

New in Syncovery 7.43 (Feb 29, 2016)

  • Fixes jobs that use Microsoft Azure, or WebDAV with library 2 to fail today because of a leap day related bug in one of the libraries.
  • Fixes Filename Encoding to work with Microsoft OneDrive, which disallows the semicolon as part of filenames used in the API
  • Removes the restriction of a 30% file deletion limit when mounted volumes are used
  • Now retries a profile if the folders are not ready at first and a (possibly bogus) “volume unmount” is detected

New in Syncovery 7.42c (Feb 23, 2016)

  • Includes all recent changes since 7.41.

New in Syncovery 7.41 (Feb 15, 2016)

  • Adds the SyncoveryCL command line tool
  • Fixes possible DropBox listing inconsistencies
  • In Move Files mode, if the source file could not be deleted after a move, this will now cause the profile result to include “Files with Errors: X” and send email if configured

New in Syncovery 7.36b (Jan 4, 2016)

  • further Cloud uploading improvements in order to avoid rate limiting by the storage provider
  • fixes an older bug where some folders could be shown twice in the Sync Preview (but copied correctly – only once)

New in Syncovery 7.35 (Dec 29, 2015)

  • Adds support for MEGA aand Backblaze B2 Cloud Storage.

New in Syncovery 7.31 (Dec 19, 2015)

  • Includes the new features of recent Windows updates, especially DropBoxV2 and improved Google Drive and Amazon Cloud Drive.

New in Syncovery 7.26a (Nov 23, 2015)

  • Fixes a bug causing the message “There seem to be too many communication pipes or threads.”
  • Adds /EXPORTALLXML=xmlfilename.xml command line parameter to export all profiles

New in Syncovery 7.26 (Nov 23, 2015)

  • Adds checkmarks on the “File Access” tab sheet to ignore any errors reading folders, as well as Access Denied errors reading files
  • Adds a checkmark under Comparison->More: Strip Read-Only Attributes (Windows only)
  • Fixes a bug where retrying uploads to OneDrive for Business would always fail if the first attempt failed.
  • Optimizations and bug fixes on Mac concerning possible “Too many open files” errors and communication issues between the GUI and the background processes.

New in Syncovery 7.25 (Nov 16, 2015)

  • Adds support for OneDrive for Business.
  • Fixes crashes or hangs when processing recursive FTP listings

New in Syncovery 7.20b (Nov 2, 2015)

  • Fixes conversion of pre-7.20 databases.

New in Syncovery 7.20a (Nov 2, 2015)

  • Fixes problems with non-ASCII characters when using the SSH/SFTP protocol.
  • Fixes recursive listings when synchronizing with other Macs using the SSH/SFTP protocol.

New in Syncovery 7.20 (Oct 30, 2015)

  • Adds support for Amazon Cloud Drive and MediaFire, and features a new, lightning fast database format for the “Cache Destination File List” feature. In the past, the cache database could often be slower than the destination storage itself in terms of building the file list. Now the database should be at least as fast as locally attached SSD drives.
  • To use Amazon Cloud Drive, click the Internet button and choose Amazon Cloud Drive as protocol.

New in Syncovery 7.20 RC 1 (Oct 22, 2015)

  • Adds support for Amazon Cloud Drive and a faster cache database structure.

New in Syncovery 7.18e (Sep 14, 2015)

  • Fixes leaving duplicate files on Google Drive when a newer version of a file is uploaded that already exists. All duplicates will be deleted if you upload a file with the new version. If you want to clean duplicates in your complete folder structure, use the new version 7.20 which has a checkmark for cleaning duplicates on the Google Drive tab sheet of the Internet dialog.

New in Syncovery 7.18c (Aug 18, 2015)

  • Various cloud related improvements.
  • Fixes incompatibility with some Azure BLOB storage servers.
  • Additional minor bug fixes.

New in Syncovery 7.17d (Jun 15, 2015)

  • Fixes authentication for profiles running for more than one hour with SugarSync.
  • A possible authentication refresh fix may also improve stability with other OAuth based cloud services.

New in Syncovery 7.17a (Jun 1, 2015)

  • Fixes a possible bug converting older Google Docs profiles when they are not edited but run directly by the new version.

New in Syncovery 7.17 (Jun 1, 2015)

  • The Google Drive protocol now completely replaces the Google Docs protocol, which has been shut down by Google. Previous Google Docs jobs will automatically use document conversion where chosen. New jobs and previous Google Drive jobs need to have document conversion enabled if desired. The checkmark is on the second tab sheet of the Internet dialog. Note that the available file types for conversion have been updated on the Google Docs tab sheet.
  • Fixes a few cloud related issues (especially around authentication and refreshing tokens).

New in Syncovery 7.15d (May 15, 2015)

  • Fixes issues with Gmail, and the Email protocol as storage.
  • Includes various fixes from recent Windows versions.

New in Syncovery 7.20 Beta 2 (Mar 27, 2015)

  • Includes SyncoveryCL, the new command line version of Syncovery.
  • Scheduled and background jobs can be set to be run by this GUI-less process, which makes the GUI and the scheduler more stable because the profiles run in separate processes. You will find the checkmark for this on the Preferences dialog, tab sheet Performance. This also means you can run jobs in the background manually by right-clicking them on the Profile Overview, and then close Syncovery. The jobs will continue running in an invisible background process, but they do report their progress information to the GUI.

New in Syncovery 7.10b (Mar 4, 2015)

  • The OneDrive protocol can now access folders shared with you. To access them, click the browse button next to the “Container” field on the Internet dialog. You may have to re-authorize Syncovery for the additional access, which is done be clicking “Forget cloud access tokens” on the Program Settings dialog.
  • Can now read very large OneDrive folders with over 5000 files.
  • Fixes unzipping which was broken in version 7.10.

New in Syncovery 7.10 (Feb 23, 2015)

  • The Syncovery Remote Service can now generate multi-threaded file listings extremely fast, and the new listings can be processed by Syncovery with multiple threads also. This means a huge speed increase for remote listings. The number of threads can be specified on the Remote Service Control Panel, and independently on the Program Settings dialog in Syncovery.
  • Fix for OneDrive file listings that take over 60 minutes.
  • Adds automatic retries for cloud connections in some cases where they were still missing.
  • Max only: fixes a new bug which made it impossible to sync with a base path of just /
  • Stability fix that could affect multi-threaded listings.

New in Syncovery 7.09i (Feb 9, 2015)

  • Handles cases better where OneDrive modifies image files after upload. Syncovery should now be able to recognize them as still being identical.
  • Fixes a failure with SFTP if a server URL is accessed without folder specification and no subfolders.
  • Fixes a bug in the Mac version which caused problems with folders named \ or ending with this symbol (backslash).
  • Adds “Keep Checkpoint History” option on the Logs tab sheet which makes Activity Reports more detailed (needed to analyze program hangs).
  • Additional bug fixes.

New in Syncovery 7.09h (Feb 5, 2015)

  • Fixes the auto-resume feature when copying directly from one Internet protocol to another.
  • Fixes some bugs with SugarSync storage.
  • Additional bug fixes.

New in Syncovery 7.09d (Jan 23, 2015)

  • Another fix for the Google Drive protocol, especially for uploading a larger amount of files. The number of files being copied in parallel will be dynamically chosen between 1 and 3 depending on the rate limiting imposed by the server.

New in Syncovery 7.09c (Jan 22, 2015)

  • Fixes creating folders on OneDrive which was broken in 7.09/7.09a on Mac only.
  • Important reliability fixes for the Google Drive protocol.
  • Additional fixes.

New in Syncovery 7.09 (Jan 20, 2015)

  • Uses native MacOS API function to move a file to the trash.
  • SmartTracking fixes concerning deleted files when the connection drops similar to 7.09 for Windows.
  • Additional fixes.

New in Syncovery 7.08 (Jan 20, 2015)

  • Fixes a possible hang in attended mode trying to show the special safety warning dialog when more than 500 files are to be deleted.
  • Can now remove ACLs and Extended Attributes from destination files where necessary to achieve an exact mirror.
  • Can replace files with folders, or folders with symlinks etc., and vice versa. See also v7.08 for Windows below.
  • Additional fixes.

New in Syncovery 7.07b (Jan 20, 2015)

  • Fixes a new OneDrive uploading bug.
  • Fixes a bug in folder-oriented real-time mode that could cause bogus errors in the log file and create empty folders on drive C: even if it was not part of the sync job.
  • Additional cloud stability fixes.

New in Syncovery 7.05b (Dec 15, 2014)

  • Fixes date format and a few occasional program error messages.

New in Syncovery 7.03a (Dec 2, 2014)

  • Fixes Unicode / UTF-8 decoding when reading folders from Microsoft Azure.

New in Syncovery 7.02 (Nov 24, 2014)

  • First Release for Mac.
  • Performance Enhancements especially when jobs run in the English GUI due to removed diagnostics code. The background scheduler, and other language GUIs didn’t have this code.

New in Syncovery 6.73 (Nov 18, 2014)

  • A few bug fixes.
  • Fixes SSH connectvity with some recent NAS firmware updates by adding the DH_GROUP_EXCHANGE256 key exchange cypher.
  • Added Check for Update capability to offer the V7 upgrade and also tell you if it will be free or not.

New in Syncovery 7.00 Beta 32 (Oct 7, 2014)

  • All libraries updated, i.e. new code for many features such as Zipping, FTP, SFTP, HTTP, as well as all other Internet Protocols
  • Includes latest OpenSSL libraries on Windows, and SSL is now compatible with all known SMTP servers. On Mac, OpenSSL is part of MacOS, so Apple determines which version to include.
  • Simultaneous file deletions, renames, moves etc. (similar to files being copied in parallel, it will also be possible to have them be deleted in parallel to save time)
  • Multithreaded reading of folders in all cases except where a file list cache or a remote lister or one of the new cloud DLLs is used.
  • New Performance tab sheet on Program Settings dialog, as well as a threading option on the Files tab sheet in each profile.
  • Syncovery can now detect your Internet connection and run jobs only when a specific connection is active. See the Program Settings dialog, tab sheet “Startup”. The detection works based on the reverse DNS names which Syncovery gets by querying https://www.syncovery.com/whoami.php. You can click this link yourself to see which DNS name your Internet connection has.
  • File copying up to 100 files in parallel per job is allowed although not recommended. Folder scanning up to 500 threads, but performance may degrade substantially if using more than 50 threads.
  • Multithreaded multipart upload to Amazon S3 in order to maximize bandwidth usage. You can specify the number of threads on the Program Settings dialog, tab sheet “Cloud”. This setting will also be used for uploads to Glacier and Azure.
  • Support for MTP devices. You can now sync with any smartphone or camera including Android devices and iPhones. See the new “Device…” buttons below the left and right-hand paths when editing a profile in Advanced Mode.
  • Support for Windows Event Log and SugarSync cloud storage. Windows Events can be configured on the Program Settings dialog. Containers (buckets/vaults) can be chosen via a Browse dialog for Amazon S3, Glacier, Microsoft Azure, and SugarSync.
  • Support for Email as Internet Protocol that can be used for syncing, i.e. you can send and receive files via email using a Syncovery profile. All of the new cloud services are now compiled into the main exe files, so that fewer DLLs are required, and the Setup program is now smaller than version 6.
  • A button “Alternate Data Streams” has been added to the Special tab sheet, which will show a dialog allowing to choose whether Alternate Data Streams should be copied along with the files or not (Windows only). Stripping them from the files may have the advantage that Windows forgets that a file was copied over the network and removes the security prompt when opening it. However, in other cases, Alternate Data Streams may contain valuable information. The default is to copy them along with the main data in the file.
  • Folders for deleted files can now be relative to the base folder, and you can also use a separate Deleted folder in each subfolder. Examples are shown on the “Folder for deleted files” dialog.
  • When synchronizing with a server or any network folder, a configuration file can now be imported at the beginning of the sync. That way, members of work groups can be forced to all use the same profile settings.

New in Syncovery 6.71b (Oct 7, 2014)

  • Uses much less memory for processing Amazon Glacier file lists.
  • Uses a little less memory for processing Amazon S3 file lists.

New in Syncovery 6.70b (Sep 22, 2014)

  • Fixes processing Amazon Glacier Inventories which contain filenames (descriptions) with commas.

New in Syncovery 6.67a (Sep 4, 2014)

  • Improves stability when using SFTP or SSH protocol (previously, a disconnection may have caused the program to terminate on Mac).
  • The scheduler’s icon in the info area may now be shown again on some systems where it was missing.

New in Syncovery 6.66b (Jul 11, 2014)

  • Fixes new bug in 6.66a causing some real-time profiles to fail with error Not started … AParentParent.

New in Syncovery 6.61a (May 2, 2014)

  • Fixes progress reporting for uploads to Microsoft Azure. Files larger than 10MB will be uploaded with up to parallel threads to maximize transfer speed.

New in Syncovery 6.60a (Apr 25, 2014)

  • Will now recognize changes to Internet connection without having to re-open the program or restart the scheduler.
  • Fixes issues with date and time formats.
  • Better error detection when folders disappear during the scanning phase, as well as volume unmount detection during scanning.
  • Adds an option to the Mount Volumes dialog so you can turn off the new “ping first” feature.
  • Fixes possible crashes when uploading large files to Amazon Glacier.
  • Adds Extreme Debugging options to the Logs tab sheet of the Program Settings dialog.

New in Syncovery 6.58 (Apr 14, 2014)

  • Before trying to mount a network volume, Syncovery will now ping the computer in order to avoid pop-up dialogs if the computer cannot be reached.
  • Syncovery for Mac is now digitally signed with a digital certificate from Apple.
  • Includes improvements from recent Windows updates but no new cloud storages yet.

New in Syncovery 6.49e (Feb 20, 2014)

  • Fixes an Access Violation error when using Zip Packages and not zipping directly to destination.
  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows version.

New in Syncovery 6.47 (Jan 17, 2014)

  • Emails and logs now contain the computer name
  • Added a System Info button to the About dialog
  • Includes recent improvements from the Windows updates (except still no SkyDrive or Rackspace).

New in Syncovery 6.45 (Jan 7, 2014)

  • Fixes uploading of large files to Amazon Glacier.
  • Speeds up processing large recursive directory listings from FTP or Amazon S3, Microsoft Azure and others.
  • Fixes the option “On the Right Side, Create a New Folder Each Time” when the destination is the top level folder of an FTP site or other Internet Protocol.
  • To access Amazon Glacier, the user no longer needs the right to “list vaults”.

New in Syncovery 6.44 (Jan 3, 2014)

  • Fixes uploading of large files to Amazon Glacier.

New in Syncovery 6.42 (Dec 19, 2013)

  • Fixes uploading of large files to Amazon Glacier.
  • Real-time sync will now always scan complete bundles if the top level received a modify event.
  • Improvements to logic to mount volumes.
  • Additional improvements, including those from recent Windows releases.

New in Syncovery 6.35 (Oct 11, 2013)

  • Fixes an occasional error when zipping files.
  • Fixes a bug processing a Google Docs folder hierarchy.

New in Syncovery 6.34 (Oct 7, 2013)

  • Includes latest improvements.
  • First release of a French Mac version.

New in Syncovery 6.32a (Jul 5, 2013)

  • Fixes authentication failure with Amazon Glacier which happened during Daylight Saving Time on Macintosh only.

New in Syncovery 6.32 (May 13, 2013)

  • Fixes “deletions disabled” due to discrepancies caused by short vs long file names (AFILER~1.TXT).
  • Database-safe mode, when uploading files via Internet Protocols, now allows other applications read access (like normal copying has done for a long time already).
  • Various additional improvements.

New in Syncovery 6.31 (Apr 11, 2013)

  • Now shows SSH key fingerprints as MD5 rather than SHA1.
  • Fixes a problem that could cause newer files now being downloaded from Google Docs if they already exist in an older, zipped version on the destination.
  • Fixes Azure authentication on Mac if the timezone is not near GMT.
  • SVG files uploaded to Amazon and other cloud services now get the correct MIME type.

New in Syncovery 6.23a (Mar 2, 2013)

  • Fixes the scheduler not starting in version 6.23.

New in Syncovery 6.23 (Mar 2, 2013)

  • Fixes a Glacier vault inventory processing problem.
  • Fixes/improves exclusion processing in real time folder mode.
  • Wizard Mode: fixes some default values for options not shown in Wizad Mode.
  • Additional minor fixes.

New in Syncovery 6.22 (Mar 2, 2013)

  • Optimized the MD5 algorithm in assembly language in the main program and in the Remote Service.
  • Fixed various bugs concerning the behavior of the destination cache when used with large jobs that would be run in parts (split up).
  • Fixes a bug where files could be mentioned with errors at the end of the log despite having been copied successfully after creating a volume shadow.
  • Improves handling of reparse points / directory junctions / symbolic links.
  • Avoids infinite recursions in the file list when following symbolic links or directory junctions.
  • Two Glacier jobs can now access the same vault at the same time if they are running in the same process.
  • Fixes verifying files against Amazon S3 that have been uploaded with the multipart API (such files are not reported with their MD5 checksum by Amazon).

New in Syncovery 6.21a (Mar 2, 2013)

  • RSync over SSH can now use ports other than 22. Rsync problems in 6.21 have been fixed.
  • Fixes a bug causing occasional access violation errors that was new in version 6.21.

New in Syncovery 6.21 (Mar 2, 2013)

  • Adds the -I command line parameter to RSync invocations to foce copying files even if the timestamp is unchanged.
  • The Zero-Byte overwrite protection is no longer applied to files which are zero byte in size on both sides.
  • Fixes remote listing problems when the subfolder selection contained folders with non-ASCII characters.
  • Fixes occasional access violation errors uploading to Amazon Glacier.
  • Fixes downloading individual zipped files when using the file list cache database as source in the Restore Wizard.

New in Syncovery 6.20 (Jan 15, 2013)

  • Adds support for Amazon Glacier.
  • Fixes an issue with the volume shadowing option “Use For All, Create Shadow Before Building File List” that could cause deletions to be disabled due to discrepancies between the file list on the volume shadow and the live one. The new version will look at the shadow only when double-checking deleted files.
  • Fixes multipart file upload to Amazon S3 with extremely large files.

New in Syncovery 6.15 (Oct 29, 2012)

  • A few email subjects and log file names have been modified.

New in Syncovery 6.12 (Oct 1, 2012)

  • Fixes a bogus error copying files and causing a “RETRY” that could happen when File Security Details was chosen for logging.
  • Fixes an access violation error when the Restore Wizard was used with a database as well as a folder pre-selection.
  • Mac only: the dialog asking if a file can be overwritten or deleted will now show the right-most part of long paths and file names so that the file name can be seen, rather than just the beginning of the path.
  • Mac only: fixes inability to zip some special filenames.
  • Mac only: fixes handling of colons in the base paths.

New in Syncovery 6.11 (Sep 29, 2012)

  • Fixes a rare problem when using the volume shadowing setting “Use For All, Create Shadow Before Building File List”. On older Windows machines (especially Windows XP), it could occur that the volume shadow “goes away” while the file list is being built. In some cases, this could cause folders to be detected as deleted folders even though they still existed. This issue has been fixed.
  • Mac only: can now download files from Google Drive that contain umlauts and were uploaded on Mac but not with Syncovery.

New in Syncovery 6.05 (Aug 21, 2012)

  • Compatible with Mac OS X “Mountain Lion”.

New in Syncovery 6.03 (Jul 26, 2012)

  • adds compatibility with Mountain Lion 10.8

New in Syncovery 6.01 (Jul 2, 2012)

  • Completely redesigned GUI.
  • The Profile Overview is now the main screen with a toolbar and a context menu.
  • New Synchronization Preview Features:
  • 
Collapse folders and show their statistics.
  • 
Collapse All = F11, Expand All = F12.
  • 
Discontiguous selection using Ctrl and Shift.
  • 
Improved visual appearance and additional menu items.

  • Low memory usage even with millions of files due to collapsed folders.
  • New Restore Wizard, with the ability to use the database cache for the source, as well as a target date for the restore.
  • Three choices of schedulers: internal, background, service.
  • Background scheduler and service more seamlessly integrated.
  • Browse FTP and other online storage sites for folders.
  • Folder hierarchy displayed when selecting subfolders for FTP and other sites.
  • Renamed or moved folders are now recognized on the folder level rather than moving each file.
  • Exact Mirror Mode now has a "Configure" dialog with two sub-options.
  • Redesigned Scheduling settings in the profiles.
  • The database can now store an unlimited number of files without causing any memory issues.
  • One SmartTracking or Caching Database can now be shared among several profiles.
  • The database can now store infinitely long paths (both ANSI and Unicode).
  • New ZIP-Compatible AES Encryption (256-bit).
  • New checkbox: Auto-Start Background Scheduler With Windows Login.
  • Scheduler tab sheet shows running parallel profiles even when service scheduler is stopped.
  • Finding Moved Files is now blazingly fast.
  • An idle time for the scheduler after startup or login can be specified.
  • New options for fine-tuning WebDAV communication, including alias handling.
  • Files to be deleted are now deleted before new files are copied to avoid running out of space on the target disk.
  • The registration code is now stored in the INI file so that it is easy to carry the program around on a memory stick without having to enter the code on each computer.
  • Spanish, German and French translations are available.

New in Syncovery 5.72a (Jun 19, 2012)

  • Fixes some registration codes not being recognized.

New in Syncovery 5.72 (Jun 19, 2012)

  • Recognizes the new V6/Syncovery registration codes.
  • Fixes not being able to create Amazon S3 buckets.
  • Fixes timezone detection with Strato HiDrive via FTP.
  • Some WebDAV compatibility improvements.
  • Additional Google Docs improvements.
  • Mac version: fixes an Access Violation error.

New in Syncovery 5.71 (Jun 19, 2012)

  • Fixes a few Google Docs related issues.

New in Syncovery 5.70 (Apr 3, 2012)

  • Fixes the option "Flat right side (no folders)" which was broken in v5.69.
  • Fixes a problem that could cause the "folders for deleted files" not to be used if the network was down on the first attempt but available after retrying.
  • Additional minor fixes.

New in Syncovery 5.69 (Mar 13, 2012)

  • Turns off the option "Use Cache Database for Source" for all existing profiles because apparently some users have chosen it without knowing what it does. It causes the program never to look for new source files again. It is only meant to be used by the Restore Wizard. Version 5.69 and higher will have this checkbox disabled and it can now only be activated when using the Restore Wizard to save a restore profile.
  • Real-time mode on Windows will now recognize Word and Excel backup files (.wbk, .xlk) as temporary files and not process them.

New in Syncovery 5.67 (Feb 15, 2012)

  • Monitoring Tool: improved error handling.
  • Added automatic retries deleting files and folders in case Windows thinks they are in use or not empty. The program will now re-try several times for 1 second.

New in Syncovery 5.66 (Feb 15, 2012)

  • More scheduler reliability improvements.

New in Syncovery 5.65 (Feb 15, 2012)

  • Adds support for keeping the files' original timestamps when uploading to a Microsoft IIS 7 or greater WebDAV server.
  • Adds verification if a job is attempted to be executed twice at the same time.
  • Adds support for Amazon S3 subaccounts that lack the permission to list the account buckets.
  • Fixes uploading 0-byte sized files to Google Docs.
  • Fixes a possible problem causing jobs not to be run by the scheduler as scheduled.

New in Syncovery 5.64 (Feb 15, 2012)

  • Fixes an issue processing the SmartTracking option to handle conflicts by renaming the file and copying both versions.
  • Fixes a problem copying split zip files when volume shadowing was used on the same volume there the TEMP folder is.
  • German version only: contains updatd OpenSSL files (the English version has had the newer ones for a while).

New in Syncovery 5.63 (Jan 16, 2012)

  • Real-time sync will now create the monitored folders if they don't exist yet but can be created, rather than displaying "Waiting for availability".
  • In the Profile Overview, group checkmarks will now automatically reflect whether profiles in the group are chosen with checkmarks or not.
  • If moving into the folder for deleted files does not work on an FTP server because the same filename has been deleted previously, the file will be encoded with its timestamp so that it can be moved.
  • Recursive SSH listings now work with non-ASCII characters in the base path.

New in Syncovery 5.62 (Jan 16, 2012)

  • Fixes the scheduler stopping unexpectedly.

New in Syncovery 5.61 (Dec 8, 2011)

  • Fixes unexpected profile starting by the scheduler when editing a job with the "Run missed daily starts immediately" checkmark.

New in Syncovery 5.60a (Dec 7, 2011)

  • Fixes a bug that could cause some real-time profiles to not respond to any events.
  • Improves retries downloading a remote listing from an FTP server.
  • Fixes some rare bogus I/O error messages.
  • Mac only: fixes the file-bytes progress bar disappearing after 50% when using the option "Verify copied files".

New in Syncovery 5.60 (Dec 6, 2011)

  • Will automatically resolve problems caused by duplicate INI files in the "VirtualStore" from Windows.
  • Fixes a few rarely seen bugs.

New in Syncovery 5.59b (Nov 17, 2011)

  • Fixes a bug where a file might be copied although the time window has ended.
  • Fixes a problem causing resuming on subsequent runs of partially uploaded zip packages to fail.
  • Fixes a problem where zip packages left in the TEMP folder might get appended to rather than begin replaced with a new zip file.

New in Syncovery 5.59a (Nov 14, 2011)

  • Fixes a bug where the program would sometimes fail to request MD5 for a file but wait for it anyway.

New in Syncovery 5.58b (Nov 4, 2011)

  • Now ignores exact hour differences when set to do so even if the right-hand side has timestamp-encoded filenames.
  • Fixes compatibility with FTP servers where the SIZE command is nonfunctional.

New in Syncovery 5.58 (Oct 31, 2011)

  • Darker selection color in profile overview on Windows.
  • Fixes a loophole that could cause failed FTP uploads to be considered successful.
  • Now deletes temporary ZIP Packages even in "Move Files" to FTP/Internet mode.
  • Fixes possible minor memory leaks.

New in Syncovery 5.57b (Oct 25, 2011)

  • Fixes a file listing incompatibility with some FTP servers.

New in Syncovery 5.57 (Oct 17, 2011)

  • Now works with the SMEStorage WebDAV service.

New in Syncovery 5.54 (Sep 14, 2011)

  • Fixes an incompatibility with the MySecureShell SFTP server.
  • Fixes a bug where real-time monitoring could fail and stop if change notifications without filename are received (which actually happens on some systems).
  • Mac only: volume mounting improvements.
  • Mac only: fixes timezone handling in files that are downloaded and unzipped.
  • Mac only: adds menu item "Show Help in Browser" to the Help menu.

New in Syncovery 5.53 (Sep 5, 2011)

  • Program will now wait for remote listing indefinitely as long as the temporary listing file grows.
  • A problem with WebDAV library two sometimes listing bogus subfolders has been fixed.
  • Canceling transfers to or from Google Docs has been improved.
  • ZIP Packages can now be uploaded and verified ("Verify copied files") via Internet Protocol.
  • A possible cause for the "No contact" message in the scheduler has been fixed (when real-time profiles are used).
  • Now uses a minimum of 10 retries for Google Docs transfers.

New in Syncovery 5.52 (Sep 1, 2011)

  • Updated Remote Service that no longer fails if some folders are unreadable.
  • Fixes problems if the Remote Listing is used for both sides and there are over 2 million files.
  • Now allows the combination of "Create a New Folder Each Time" with ZIP Packages.
  • Empty folders are no longer created when creating ZIP Packages from folders accessed via Internet Protocol (FTP, Google Docs, etc.).
  • Mac only: when running as root, permissions will automatically enabled for drives if necessary, so that copies of drives will be bootable.
  • Mac only: various issues have been fixed involving special file system entries such as sockets and symbolic links.

New in Syncovery 5.51 (Aug 23, 2011)

  • Fixes restoring older versions of zipped files via FTP, which may have resulted in an error message in some cases.
  • Mac only: fixed the Binary Comparison feature which was broken since the Lion update.
  • Various minor improvements.

New in Syncovery 5.50 (Aug 11, 2011)

  • Recognizes incomplete recursive listings from the PureFTPd server and falls back to non-recursive listing. For a speedier solution, please see version 6.
  • Fixes a problem when copying from a case-sensitive volume to an Internet server such as FTP or Amazon S3. If the case spelling of a file changes, it can now be uploaded if you also choose "Case Sensitivity: Adjust At Destination" on Comparison->More.

New in Syncovery 5.49c (Jul 23, 2011)

  • Macintosh only: minor GUI improvements.

New in Syncovery 5.49b (Jul 23, 2011)

  • Macintosh only: now fully compatible with MacOS Lion.

New in Syncovery 5.49 (Jul 6, 2011)

  • SmartTracking: if a file that is shown with DELETE action is set to "Leave Alone" with F7 in the sync preview, it will now be proposed for deletion again the next time the profile is run.
  • SmartTracking: a problem was fixed that could cause SmartTracking not to detect a folder deletion.
  • If a folder for deleted files is specified and no percentage limit for the number of deletions is specified on the tab sheet Safety->Unattended, a limit of 10% will now be used.
  • On Mac, profiles that depend on mounted volumes now automatically reduce the maximum number of deletions to 30% due to the unreliability of mounted volumes on Mac OS.
  • If moving a file into the folder for deleted files fails, it will not be deleted.
  • On Mac, as on Windows, files can now be moved into the folder for deleted files even if that folder is not on the same volume.
  • The option "Prior to copying, verify that all files can be copied by opening them" now is compatible with encoded filenames on the right-hand side.
  • When the zipping of ZIP Packages is canceled, the profile is now correctly reported with an error rather than successful.
  • When a time window and weekday selection is made, jobs are no longer stopped when they are running while the date changes to a deselected weekday.
  • FTP to FTP transfers (or other Internet Protocols) are no longer treated as case sensitive.

New in Syncovery 5.48e (Jul 1, 2011)

  • Fixes a problem with the new unmount detection and folders with non-English characters.

New in Syncovery 5.48d (Jun 27, 2011)

  • Fixes a DLL dependency problem in 5.48c. Macintosh only: verifies that a volume with path /Volumes/xyz is not the root volume before every file copy.
  • Macintosh only: adds new setting "Avoid direct folder scans if a remote listing fails" on the Program Settings dialog.
  • Macintosh only: fixes possible volume mounting/unmounting problems.

New in Syncovery 5.48a (Jun 14, 2011)

  • Fixes a few issues related to split zip files.
  • Fixes a compatibility issue in timezone detection with some FTP servers.
  • A few smaller improvements.

New in Syncovery 5.47 (May 25, 2011)

  • Speeds up the database by factor 8.

New in Syncovery 5.45c (May 11, 2011)

  • Fixes an error message when creating a new profile that happened in 5.45b.

New in Syncovery 5.43a (Apr 20, 2011)

  • Fixes the Internet Protocol Settings dialog which was missing in version 5.43.

New in Syncovery 5.43 (Apr 20, 2011)

  • Real-time can now be used with variable such as $WEEKDAY and will automatically monitor the new folders after midnight.
  • New setting for Partial File Updating when used with Remote Service: "Request only one file at a time". This reduces the load on the server since checksumming and copying will not occur at the same time.
  • Mac only: fixes a problem with real-time sync not being able to process subfolders that contain non-ASCII characters.
  • Mac only: fixes a problem where real-time sync would not process moved folders.

New in Syncovery 5.40c (Mar 30, 2011)

  • Fixes hangling of non-ASCII characters in the "Folder for deleted files" specified in the SmartTracking dialog.
  • Windows only: fixes encoding of some non-ASCII characters in the log files.

New in Syncovery 5.40a (Mar 21, 2011)

  • Mac only: fixes folder exclusion masks containing diacritical marks.
  • Mac only: fixes copying totals which were incorrectly summed up with only 32 bits rather than 64 bits.
  • Mac only: on Snow Leopard and above, the program now uses Apple's new math where 1GB = 1000 MB, etc.

New in Syncovery 5.36c (Mar 11, 2011)

  • Azure storage can now upload files larger than 64 MB and uses SSL.
  • Fixes a WebDAV problem with URL encoding of the @ character in file names.
  • Fixes a WebDAV probem where some servers don't expect a trailing slash with the MKCOL request.

New in Syncovery 5.21 (Dec 3, 2010)

  • Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

New in Syncovery 5.20 RC2 (Nov 25, 2010)

  • Run Jobs In Parallel and In Background: The Scheduler can now run several jobs simultaneously. By right-clicking one or more profiles, you can run them in the background and in parallel.
  • Create 100% identical bootable copies: Version 5 can now create 100% identical, bootable copies of system volumes. To achieve this, it now copies several specialty items of the Macintosh file systems that were ignored by version 4. In particular, it now copies Extended Attributes, hard links, BSD flags, ACLs, Finder Info for folders, and other items. To compare existing backups in terms of these special items, use the following new checkmarks on the tab sheet Comparison->More: Compare Attributes, With Extended Attributes, Compare Permissions, With ACLs, Enforce Hard Links. The program must be "Run as root" to achieve 100% identical copies.
  • Passes the enhanced "Backup Bouncer" test by Nathanial Gray and Mike Bombich.
  • Background Scheduler Icon: The Background Scheduler now has an icon with menu in the info area (top right of menu bar).
  • GUI Improvements including proportional scroll bars, mouse wheel support, mouse pointer and dialog positioning fixes.
  • Many Other New Features: see the common version history for the Mac and Windows versions.

New in Syncovery 4.77 Build 278 (Oct 28, 2009)

  • First Release as Universal Binary.
  • Various improvements.

New in Syncovery 4.61b Build 242 (Aug 13, 2009)

  • New option on the Email Override dialog: Email always.
  • When using client certificates for authentication, a password is no longer asked for.
  • Miscellaneous improvements.

New in Syncovery 4.55b Build 196 (Mar 30, 2009)

  • Now uses HTML email notifications and supports email digests.

New in Syncovery 4.53 Build 177 (Feb 27, 2009)

  • Now keeps the scheduler icon out of the dock and includes several other improvements.

New in Syncovery 4.52b Build 169 (Feb 2, 2009)

  • Allows to avoid the scheduler auto-start and fixes minor issues.

New in Syncovery 4.51a Build 160 (Jan 16, 2009)

  • Fixes some preferences and the registration info not being remembered.

New in Syncovery 4.51 Build 159 (Dec 23, 2008)

  • Fixes minor issues.

New in Syncovery 4.46b Build 137 (Nov 11, 2008)

  • Contains a few smaller improvements.

New in Syncovery 4.44A Build 132 (Oct 15, 2008)

  • Adds Real Time Synchronization.

New in Syncovery 4.32 Build 112 (Aug 26, 2008)

  • Adds new options for the email notifications.
  • Chinese characters in file and folder names can now be displayed.
  • WebDAV with https now works correctly with Proxy servers.

New in Syncovery 4.30 Build 109 (Aug 11, 2008)

  • When synchronizing with a Windows computer or server, this version adds the capability to use a separate service running on the Windows machine to speed up building the file listing.

New in Syncovery 4.22a (Aug 7, 2008)

  • Adds support for executing a script or application before and/or after a profile. See the Job category in each profile.

New in Syncovery 4.22 RC7 (Jul 23, 2008)

  • Version 4.22rc7 adds the ability to run as root, and fixes bugs found in previous versions.

New in Syncovery 4.20 RC1 (Jul 7, 2008)

  • Release Candidate 1 completes all features intended to be included in version 4.20.
  • It adds the capability to copy several files simultaneously in order to make the best use of the available bandwidth. The number of parallel copied files is specified on the Files tab sheet in the profiles.
  • All menu items and settings should now be hooked up and working!
  • This version also adds the ability to import and export profiles, and fixes a number of bugs that were still in the beta versions.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 22 (Jun 26, 2008)

  • This version fixes various problems that were reported about previous beta versions.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 18 (Jun 13, 2008)

  • This version improves stability and adds the SmartTracking ability to delete files directly. However, it is still recommended to use a "folder for deleted files" when doing a bi-directional synchronization with deletions.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 15 (Jun 2, 2008)

  • This version adds the Background Scheduler and contains a few minor improvements.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 14 (May 27, 2008)

  • Beta 14 fixes occasional access violations.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 8 (May 7, 2008)

  • Beta 8 now remembers collapsed profile groups.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 6 (Apr 7, 2008)

  • Since Beta 6, recursive FTP listing is supported.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 5 (Apr 4, 2008)

  • Beta 5 now copies Resource Forks and Finder Info along with the file.
  • Zipping is also available, as well as these Internet Protocols: FTP (with SSL), SSH, WebDAV, Amazon S3.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 4 (Apr 2, 2008)

  • Zip compression with optional AES encryption has been added
  • Visual improvements.

New in Syncovery 4 Beta 3 (Mar 31, 2008)

  • SSH/SFTP protocol has been added and bugs have been fixed.