Why convert FETCHMIRROR to FETCHSHORTCUTS?
Both files are created by Fetch, the macOS FTP/SFTP client, but they hold completely different data. A .fetchmirror is a saved Mirror window configuration, while a .fetchshortcuts file is an exported group of shortcuts. Converting between them is like turning a saved search into an address book - the information does not correspond.
How to convert FETCHMIRROR to FETCHSHORTCUTS
Recreate shortcuts in Fetch FREE
Open the .fetchmirror in Fetch to see its host and paths, then in the Fetch Shortcuts window choose Shortcut > New Shortcut and enter that server so it can be saved to a .fetchshortcuts file.
Export shortcuts from Fetch FREE
In the Fetch Shortcuts window, select the shortcuts and drag them to the Finder (or use the shortcuts export) to produce a .fetchshortcuts file - independently of any mirror document.
About these formats
A .fetchmirror file is a saved settings document from Fetch, the macOS FTP client made by Fetch Softworks. It records the configuration of a Mirror window, including the local and remote…
Open .FETCHMIRROR details →A .FETCHSHORTCUTS file is a data file used by specific software.
Open .FETCHSHORTCUTS details →Quality & what to watch
- The two formats carry different data, so no tool converts one into the other.
- At most you can read the server details from a
.fetchmirrorand manually build a matching shortcut. - Mirror-specific settings like delete-stray-items rules have no equivalent in a shortcuts file and are simply dropped.