Dropbox... is it me?
I needed to send an 80 Meg file to a vendor for analysis and they sent me a Dropbox link. Knowing it was too big for email I had asked for an ftp link . What I received was a link to Dropbox an...
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magicbus wrote:
I do not want files synched between my devices. If I need to share something I put it on my Google Drive. A different product with a different purpose than Dropbox, but it provides the features I want.
Dave
You will have to explain to me what is different about Dropbox and Google Drive other than user interface. I use both and they are in fact nearly identical. Both are cloud storage applications, both have local folders on your system, both have software on your system, both sync your files between devices if you choose, etc., etc. In Google Drive's case, all Google's applications run on top of Google Drive but that doesn't change Google Drive's function as cloud storage.
