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Fetch 5.3 Dresses Up for Leopard, Adds Code Signing

by , 4:45 PM EST, November 13th, 2007

Fetch Softworks announced on Tuesday the immediate availability of Fetch 5.3. The new version is expressly tailored for Leopard, takes advantage of Leopard code signing and introduces file uploading via cut and paste.

In addition, Fetch 5.3 adds new preferences that offer better control over Fetch's file decoding support.


Fetch 5.3 is a universal binary and requires Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, including Leopard. There is a free 15-day trial. A single user license is priced at US$25 and upgrades from version 4 are priced at $15.

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