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Well, above all, it's super convenient. The files stay where they are, you just mark them as "online only" and they don't take up space on your disk. When you
by josefrichter 5y ago
Well, above all, it's super convenient. The files stay where they are, you just mark them as "online only" and they don't take up space on your disk.
When you click to open such file or folder, it will immediately download back to your disk and you can use it again. You will lose maybe a few seconds once in a blue moon when you need one of them. But you easily gain hundreds of gigabytes of space on your SSD. Just yesterday I right-clicked some folders to mark them "online only" and immediately gained +300GB free space..
Plus of course you can access those files from your phone or ipad too, when needed. Basically I personally have all my work files in Dropbox and don't use additional backup (used Backblaze in the past).