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Thanks @PinkElephant, I've contacted a few staff members directly but not getting any replies.

Ok this link seems to work for submitting a support ticket: https://www.evernote.com/SupportLogin.action

Note: you have to be on at least a "Personal" plan for email support. Chat support requires a "Professional" plan

I just signed up for a "Personal" plan for the sole purpose of submitting this support ticket in a quest to get this bug resolved

FYI I've unmarked the previous "solution".  We still need this bug to be addressed properly by the application developers.

Here's a couple of links, you can get most of the previous version by modifying the URL:

https://evernote.s3.amazonaws.com/skitch/mac/release/Skitch-2.7.zip

https://evernote.s3.amazonaws.com/skitch/mac/release/Skitch-2.8.zip

I can confirm that version 2.8 runs on Catalina.

I really wish they would fix the current version though.  SFTP upload is completely broken, requiring all sorts of hackery to get around it: 

I am author of the original bug report you referenced in your message. I really wish they would fix this properly. AHEM Skitch devs are you listening? 🙉

Nice investigations there Jason.  I went a little further down the rabbit hole and created an apple script using Script Editor, then exported it to SkitchSFTP.app, so now I can add it to my login items.

do shell script "DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/Cellar/curl/7.77.0/lib /Applications/Skitch.app/Contents/MacOS/Skitch > /dev/null 2>&1 &"
tell application "System Events"
	repeat
		if exists (window 1 of process "Skitch") then exit repeat
		delay 0.1
	end repeat
	activate application "Skitch"
	keystroke "w" using command down
end tell

This fires up Sketch using our magical DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH value set, loops until it detects that the window is open, then closes it. You'll need to allow SkitchSFTP.app access to "Accessibility" the first time it runs.

HOWEVER as soon as you quit Sketch and use the Sketch Helper to launch it again, it loses the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable value.  So basically as long as you don't quit, this solution will work.  I guess you could always just have this in the Dock for easy access in case you accidentally quit.  Just need to get into the habit of pressing ⌘+W instead of ⌘+Q when finished with the editing/sharing dialog.

Whilst I somewhat enjoy these rabbit holes, I do still wish they would get this fixed properly.  We've done most of the work for them

indeed it has!

here's proof: http://skitch.madebycam.com/Protocol__sftp__not_supported_or_disabled_in_libcurl_20755400.png

thanks Yevhen 

Since upgrading macOS to High Sierra, I am no longer able to share using an SFTP account.