Dropsync need dropbox password apk#
Dropsync need dropbox password upgrade#
Dropsync need dropbox password android#

I've glanced at these two because they're supposed to work with several of the services I use (as well as quite a few others), but I don't know if either would alleviate your quick download pain. It looks like there are also a few third party sync apps in the Play app store, such as Dropsync and FolderSync. I've tried installing it multiple times, both from the Play store and via text message from the developer, but it never appears on my phone and I haven't gotten around to troubleshooting this problem. I've read that the SugarSync app is a battery hog. Theoretically, one of them might solve your problem.

Dropsync need dropbox password android#

I know SugarSync, SpiderOak, and Ubuntu One have Android apps. I don't need to manage very large files and I haven't needed to download arbitrary individual files or folders to my local phone storage. So far, I've only used Box and DropBox from my phone. It took me a little while but I came up with a configuration that makes things relatively simple for me, puts frequently used files in convenient locations, and pairs files that need to be secure or automatically synced with the right service. I've also heard good things about Ubuntu One. I already heard it and I dont agree.īeing cheap, I use a boatload of free cloud storage services, mainly Box (I missed the 50GB offer or I'd be using it more exclusively), Dropbox, SugarSync, SpiderOak, Amazon Cloud Drive, SkyDrive, and Google Drive. I am however NOT interested in hearing people trying to explain 'why' this change is 'good' or whatever. Hoping someone might be able to help me, or offer an alternative app that does what I am actually looking for. I gave Google Drive a try-out, but sadly realised they are subject to the same stupid 'rules' as dropbox and store all 'tagged' files in some arbitrary folder on the 6th level and doesn't give you the option to say, tell the app to save files in /sdcard/(som random folder).ĭo I actually have any options, or am i SOL in this regard, unless charges are actually made to the mobile apps? So my question for you all are, is there actually any cloud storage providers out there that allows you to designate where files you download are being stored at?.

Dropsync need dropbox password upgrade#

The old app defaults to /sdcard/dropbox but with the new app you have to designate a dir every time and its just 'painful'.īut in the long run I expect dropbox to discontinue the old app and thus forcing me to either upgrade or discontinue using dropbox, which makes Dropbox more or less useless to me as it it will be a big pain in the ass to work with, if I upgrade. Or to manually export a file from Dropbox which means I have to click 3 actions (Long press, Click Export and then designate the location) EVERY single time!. Their newer app versions only allows to favorite stuff which means it gets saved in some arbitrary folder which is not what I want. And that is the feature to quickly download things (Long press - Click download) and have it all going into a single folder that I have access to, without having to manually export every single thing. I have however opted NOT to use their recent app versions as they removed a feature I find essential and fundamental in the way I use dropbox. I am presently using Dropbox and I like it.

Dropsync need dropbox password apk#

At the moment I have aleviated the issue through using an older apk version, but sadly it is only staving off the issue at hand. I have a slight headache considering cloud storage.