Chronosync express for free#
Chronosync express for mac#
Chronosync express update#
Chronosync express pro#

Others, Trend Micro Antivirus for Mac among them, add plenty of bonus features for added security. Some stick strictly to the basics, clearing out any malware that’s made its home in your Mac and preventing future attacks. and it all works beautifully in the background without me having to intervene.Almost every big security company publishes an antivirus protection utility for macOS, but the features you get vary widely. I have a bunch of jobs synchronizing folders across networks, drives, etc. But at the time being the non-subscription version is still fully supported and still works just like it did before, including automatic and triggered sync. I, too, am disgusted by the fact that they went subscription only with v11 and am going to have to replace my three active licenses sooner or later. GoodSync v10 should still work just fine on Catalina.

Chronosync express for free#

There will also be no way to purchase a perpetual GoodSync v11 license through back channels, and while you can convert your v10 licenses to v11 licenses for free the software will stop working entirely after a year unless you decide to bite the bullet and pay the subscription fee of $30 per year.

Chronosync express update#

Which means you have about until the end of this year, although I would not count on them releasing an update for v10 should that one not work with macOS 10.16 any longer. We will continue support of the latest version of GoodSync v10 for some time (probably for a few years). Then it will be completely switched to ver 11. We will do maintenance releases of GoodSync v10 for about 6 months. and it all works beautifully in the background without me having to intervene.įYI, in mid May I got in touch with the developers and received the following statement: I'll also look at Chronosync, thanks v10 should still work just fine on Catalina. I'm getting the nerve up to try it with the big folder. $9.00 that has more capabilities, but the basic free program seems to work just fine and it includes real time synch.

Chronosync express pro#

I also discovered a program on the Mac App Store called Sync Folders which is free, and there is also a pro version for $35 won't kill me, just a lessoned learned. Fingers crossed Discover Card will them them to jump off a cliff. There is a order/brokerage house in Georgia called 2COCOM who took the payment, has a phone, but no one answers. I flagged the purchase on Discover and filed a dispute. Then I immediately put in a ticket for a refund (no phone number), and instead of a 'we stand by our product happiness guarantee' I've been getting excuses that what I described does not qualify for a refund and they want me to jump through their tech hoops to prove that the issue was with their software. I have two such folders and it took about an hour to fix. I ended up erasing one of them, and then transferring the 82 GB back over to it. After 15 minutes I forced quit the program and then I discovered that my synch folders were all messed up. First it was slow, and then it bogged down, and I got a spinning wheel. Anyway, it appears that the company or product has changed hands since I last owned it.Īnyway I installed it and ran a synch on a 82GB folder with a folder on an external drive. Now I don't want to appear prejudice, I'm sure not all Russians are bad or good, whatever. I guess that should have been a warning and I ended up messaging with a guy with a Russian name. I had used the program before and so I purchased it on Saturday because there was no trial. This was when there were actually people in the US (10 years ago) I could talk to on a Customer Support line.

Note that I said I used Sync Mate before. Stay far away from Sync Mate by Eltima Software.