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Same here, Every single product or service I pay for, needs to work on Linux and on Android. Like Spotify. I love that the music plays on Linux with the big s

• ruslan_talpa 3y ago
  since this is basically running in a (modern) browser, doesn't it follow that it works on all platforms where there is a browser?
  • Shorel 3y ago
    It was only an example, and in both platforms I use an installed application. A more interesting example: I use pCloud instead of MS OneDrive, or Google Drive. They don't have supported Linux clients. I rejected Dropbox for other reasons, like the limitation to have only one synchronized folder, but technically it has an Ubuntu service and an Android app. Icedrive seems to be a suitable service, but I found pCloud first. And believe me: I will not use a browser based interface when I could simply save the files into several folders of my preference, and the sync happens in the background. Every single file storage service I mentioned has a browser based interface. I consider all of them unusable.