> the lack of binary diffing means if you change a single bit of your video editing project, the whole thing gets synced to the cloud I know someone using Drop

> the lack of binary diffing means if you change a single bit of your video editing project, the whole thing gets synced to the cloud I know someone using Dropbox for video editing, they've been using the Synology Dropbox client which also uses the API. It hasn't been a problem. The large video files (tens or hundreds of GB) are ingested once and never edited, the only edits to files are the small project files (megabytes), and some graphics files (hundreds of megabytes). Re-exports of rendered video causes the whole file to change anyway due to the nature of video compression so binary diff doesn't help there anyway.