I use Google Drive quite a bit with colleagues and it’s inconvenient to have to use the Web interface for uploading, downloading, and generally managing our shared files. Is there some way to have Google Drive show up as just another folder or drive on my MacBook Air running MacOS 11?
Ever had a hard drive crash on you? Or maybe lost a smartphone with hundreds of photos you neglected to back up? These sort of things happen every day, and whether you have backups or not, these problems are anxiety-provoking. Worse, it turns out that those external devices you own might not last as long as you think. Which is why The Cloud is your friend.
There are a lot of cloud services that let you mirror your content on remote storage devices. Great for backup, but if you use services like Dropbox, OneDrive, Box or even WebDAV to share content, every mount eats up your own disk space too. CloudMounter offers a smarter solution, a combination of super easy mount options and zero local disk drive footprint accessibility.
I’m in QA testing and take zillions of screen captures on test machines. Then I have to copy them over to my main computer for reports. Tedious. I understand that there’s a way in Dropbox to have screenshots automatically export? How do I set that up!
I really hate OneDrive and find the whole concept of cloud storage dangerous and stupid. And yet, every time I start up my Windows 10 computer, it prompts me to log in to my OneDrive account. How can I get rid of the prompt and OneDrive itself?
Trying to download and install an app on my new Android phone, but it’s stalled out and fails. What can I do to reset things or force a download? My Internet connection is fine…
Is it possible to save a photo from my Dropbox files directly into the Camera Roll (in Photos) on my iPhone 8? If so, what are the steps involved? Thanks!
I’m confused. I got an email saying I had some pending documents to review on Dropbox, but when I click on the link, I am prompted for a Rackspace login, not taken to Dropbox. What’s going on?
