[–] Something1234 7y ago ↗ What is it? This links to installation instructions. As such mildly useless for this audience. [–] NikkiA 7y ago ↗ "Your files live in the Cloud, Stay connected to them.Browse and transfer from within Finder or Explorer. Open and edit remote files from within any application."That doesn't help either, because I'm pretty sure every cloud storage provider allows for that natively.The only thing that I could glean from the screenshots is that maybe it unifies the locations of multiple cloud providers somehow? [–] hemancuso 7y ago ↗ It's a network filesystem that can connect to a huge array of cloud storage services
[–] NikkiA 7y ago ↗ "Your files live in the Cloud, Stay connected to them.Browse and transfer from within Finder or Explorer. Open and edit remote files from within any application."That doesn't help either, because I'm pretty sure every cloud storage provider allows for that natively.The only thing that I could glean from the screenshots is that maybe it unifies the locations of multiple cloud providers somehow? [–] hemancuso 7y ago ↗ It's a network filesystem that can connect to a huge array of cloud storage services
[–] hemancuso 7y ago ↗ It's a network filesystem that can connect to a huge array of cloud storage services
[–] jason_slack 7y ago ↗ I've used ExpanDrive for Windows and Mac. It hasn't been a bad product, although I feel like there are times it is buggy on Mac and times it is more stable. A Linux version is welcome for me.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 18.7 ms ] threadBrowse and transfer from within Finder or Explorer. Open and edit remote files from within any application."
That doesn't help either, because I'm pretty sure every cloud storage provider allows for that natively.
The only thing that I could glean from the screenshots is that maybe it unifies the locations of multiple cloud providers somehow?