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Not yet. But apparently that's the big 2012 feature Dropbox has been working on.
by iusable 15y ago
Not yet. But apparently that's the big 2012 feature Dropbox has been working on.
- ImprovedSilence 15y agowait, really? If you have the desktop client installed, you can just download it to dropbox like it's any other directory on your system. It's fantastic. In fact, I never use the DB web client.
- iusable 15y agoOf course, that's been the #1 use case for Dropbox since they launched. The point is that they are looking to create 'dropboxes' across the open web, so that you don't have to actually download stuff at your end first. So you could have a folder which you chose to NOT sync with your computer, but instead only used as a web-stuff repo in the cloud, for example. That use case doesn't exist today.
- ImprovedSilence 15y agoAh, interesting. I guess I never messed about with syncing preferences, and just said 'everything, everywhere'.