SyncBackSE v9 is available as a trial and to purchase for $39.95, whilst the more powerful SyncBackPro v9, at $54.95, is aimed at advanced users. SyncBackFree v9 is available to download immediately. If you purchase v9 now, expect parallel file upload/download support and delta-copy to come to the cloud as well as FTP. Two new FTP/FTPS engines have been added, whilst the Pro version now supports SFTP for secure servers.ĢBrightSparks has promised more to come, too. SyncBack now has support for additional cloud services such as OVH, Egnyte, hubiC and WebDAV. The new Delta-Copy feature means you don’t have to keep uploading huge files with each backup, so versioning support will save time only uploading updated files. SyncBack is now a lot faster, with SyncBackPro able to upload/download multiple files at the same time. What’s new in v9? The UI has had a major re-work with full high DPI support (although we found some notifications to be illegible on our 5K monitor) and a dark mode. Pro adds advanced cloud backup, SFTP support for secure FTP servers and scripting. The SE version adds incremental/differential backup, compression, support for FTPS and much more.

A basic Free edition, designed for home users, that enables you to backup your data locally, across your home network or to a simple remote server. The powerful backup software ships in three flavors. 2BrightSparks has unveiled SyncBack v9 and it’s a major update.

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