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Unfortunately, it's inevitable, since presenting a regular file explorer looks like they're competing in the commodity file syncing / backup space, not the high
by pradn 6y ago
Unfortunately, it's inevitable, since presenting a regular file explorer looks like they're competing in the commodity file syncing / backup space, not the higher-value enterprise collaboration space. They're trying not to be a "feature" as Steve Jobs called them.
- freeone3000 6y agoEnterprise collaboration is going to use what integrates with their email - that's going to be OneDrive or Google Drive. The commodity syncing space was where DropBox shined, and it feels weird taking a step back from that.
- manigandham 6y agoBut the dropbox "app" doesn't even really do that much, it's just a clone of a native file explorer, but worse.
- mszcz 6y agoI don't get that. As opposed to what? Displaying an unfamiliar window what gets in the way and is confusing?