OmniPresence

OmniPresence is the best way to sync all of your documents across all of your devices. And it works on most web hosts, including OS X Server, which means you can store all of your data yourself.

Note: Now requires OS X 10.10 or later

• [Crash] Avoid a crash when there are unexpected errors selecting a folder for the sync location.
• [Crash] Fixed a crash that could happen when launching OmniPresence by opening a omnipresence-config file.
• [Crash] Fixed a potential crash when closing the About panel.
• [Crash] Fixed a rare crash when doing a software update check.
• [Crash] Fixed a crash when attempting to sync with a WebDAV server that doesn’t return ETag values.
• [Setup] When performing WebDAV conformance checks, retry tests that fail due to timeout a few times. This should help configuring OmniPresence when the link to your server is slow.
• [Setup] We no longer clear your previously entered credentials during setup if you opt to retry a failed conformance test (possibly due to timing out).
• [Logging] Fixed repeated archiving of "Archived bookmark data was flagged as stale…" messages.
• [Performance] Improved use of previous redirects during WebDAV operations to avoid extra round trips with the server.
• [Login Item] Fixed a problem where the "Open at Login" support would attempt to launch the copy of OmniPresence in the trash after a software update.
• [Error Handling] Fixed a data loss bug that could occur rarely if the sandboxing system starts denying access to portions of your synchronized folder.
• [Error Handling] Fixed a problem where the menu item would sometimes not show an error indicator when one of the synchronized folders couldn’t be synchronized.
• [Setup] OmniPresence will no longer let you put one synchronized folder inside another.
• [Last Sync] The "Last Sync" date should no longer say "None" when launched.
• [Server Clean-Up] OmniPresence now cleans up old versions of files on the server in some cases it didn’t before.