Ah. No easy way to get it working on Windows, sadly. And the official Windows Dropbox client is a no-go. I have too many files. It just never starts the sync.

Ah. No easy way to get it working on Windows, sadly. And the official Windows Dropbox client is a no-go. I have too many files. It just never starts the sync. It thinks it has downloaded all my files, but they are always zero bytes and I am constantly going into the web UI to check it hasn't erased them all. Back to just download multi-hundred-gig .zips from the web UI to get my data out of Dropbox. IDrive's app is the same. No easy way to get your data back out. The only one that sort of works, but you have to go a folder at a time, is Mega's app. (put.io is nice because you can FTP to your files, but I don't consider them a cloud storage provider of the regular sort) Can't any cloud storage provider make a good app? Is rsync any good?