DropSync 3.1.1

Version: 3.1.1
Mac Platform: Intel
Includes: K
OS version: 10.9 or later
64-bit
Whats new:
New:
Automatic network volume mounting can now be turned off in preferences
Bug Fixes:
Fix syncing OS X icon files
Fix crash due to case-insensitivity issue
Better checking for URL equivalence when working with network-mounted drives
Worked around a crash when displaying a preview for syncing iCloud documents
More Info: http://mudflatsoftware.com/
DropSync efficiently syncs folders from one computer to another, or from a computer to a hard drive. It's seriously fast, works with removable hard drives, other computers on local networks and even remote computers using SSH.
Features:
Automated (one-way) syncing when a file changes in the source folder
Detailed searchable previews
Fine grained control over purging of deleted files (choose direction and folder)
An sftp based browser that lets you see and select folders on remote computers
Browsable history of syncing activity, including detailed logs of every change
Only transfers the parts of files that have changed for maximum speed over a network
AppleScript support lets you create custom syncing workflows
Support for custom syncing engine (rsync) options
Ideal for:
Updating on-the-go documents to a USB stick
Mirroring a website from a remote host to your local computer or vice-versa
Web development. Edit files locally and have them automatically and efficiently uploaded to a server
Duplicating files like photos, music and websites to a second computer or external hard drive.
Backing up files to a remote server. Works with any server that supports ssh and rsync.
Scientific applications involving large amounts of frequently updated data.
Under the hood, DropSync uses an industrial-strength syncing engine (rsync), which means that it is both fast and reliable. It works by updating only the parts of files that have changed between source and destination. This makes it particularly suited to syncing over a network because the amount of data that needs to be transferred is minimised.