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Can you expand on this? I'm assuming Box isn't a write-only file system as they'd have few customers if it was.
by buro9 14y ago
Can you expand on this?
I'm assuming Box isn't a write-only file system as they'd have few customers if it was.
- webwanderings 14y agoAs someone else also mentioned it in the thread, my experience was that you could upload folders/files but when it comes to download back, I could not download the folders. I gave up the moment I saw that limitation. Dropbox doesn't have such restrictions, nor do any other such service I have experienced in the free tier.
- qqg3 14y agoBox allows you to download any files or folders. It's better than Dropbox in one respect because it automatically keeps a certain number of versions of a file (up to 25 I think) so you can easily backdate to a legacy copy in case of emergency.
- RubyPinch 14y agoDropbox also has that feature
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