Download SugarSync 3.2.0

Version 3.2.0 has been released from SugarSync. This online storage and synchronization service is comparable to services such as Dropbox, Wuala, Google Drive, OneDrive and iCloud. The program can be used to backup or easily access files from different places. SugarSync only has paid plans with a storage of 60GB, 100GB or 250GB, with Prices from $75 per year. Previously there was also a free account with 5GB storage, but at the beginning of this year that is abolished. More information about the possibilities of SugarSync is here can be found and compared with other services here.

Clients exist for various mobile platforms, Windows and OS X, but not yet for Linux. In addition, there is a Outlook plugin. In version 3.0, the desktop app in particular has been overhauled, making it easier to see which files and folders are shared with which computer and who has access to them. Since then, the following changes have been made:

Changes in version 3.2.0

• Adds new status screen to see which files are uploading or downloading. A “View Syncing Files” option is added to the SugarSync menu accessible from the Mac Menu Bar or the Windows System Tray.
  Note: This screen can also be accessed by clicking on the application menu button or the Hummingbird status icon inside the client.
• Enables multiple item selection for several file & folder operations including open, show in finder, download, copy public link, disable public link and disable sharing

Changes in version 3.1.1

• Adds the ability to upload files and folders into existing sub-folders
• Adds the ability to download files or folders from cloud folders to your local computer
• Adds proxy configuration for customers using proxy servers to connect to SugarSync
• Fixes an issue that could cause SugarSync to crash
• Adds first-time-use experience to help new users get started
• Adds translation support for Japanese and French

Changes in version 3.0.3

• This release addresses various bug fixes.

Changes in version 3.0.2 – Mac only

• Fixed crash issues that prevented the application from launching.