I've been using transmit for over 5 years, since OS9. I've loved it. It's been a very solid staple of my workflow with both OSX and the Classic OS. I use it daily for hours on end constantly transferring files to over 10 servers throughout the day using passive, standard, and secure FTP protocols.

Version 3.2 is horrible. It's unresponsive, often continuing to transfer files that were supposedly canceled (in the background with no visual indicator of the transfer taking place). The option to replace the queue drawer with a separate window was some misguided marketing interns decision, because it's the WORST possible feature killer in this version. Not to mention the buttons in the queue window are circles with arrows inside them, and apparently one must click the arrow, not the circle surrounding it, in order to activate the button. Talk about needless hunt and peck with a cursor!

I don't know what UI genius at Panic decided to completely mess up a perfectly good UI, but they should be fired or at least reprimanded severely!

I'm going back to version 3.0 or even 2.6.2 where things work as expected the way an application should be. Thank heaven for backups of old software.

If you're a happy Transmit user thinking about this upgrade STOP. There are no great new features. It's basically a lesson in frustration with the poor UI changes. Stick with your current version, you'll be much happier in the long run.