Didn’t know about google one. I actually have enough space on my google drive but am running into the annoying sharing of folders and then ownership of files.
That’s why I said the extra $60. Dropbox has the convenience, features and power you were looking for. While GoogleOne is the only option in your budget for your smaller storage needs, it’s not as slick and easy for other people to use.
I’ve had a devil of a time trying to install iCloud on Windows. Could be the machine I use, or could be fat fingers, but after spending hours trying this in the past, I gave up.
I’ve researched and applied all manner of fixes for this, finally ending up with a various suggestions to run a set of PowerShell commands designed to modify the Outlook installation on Windows 10. I stopped trying at that point, since risking damage to Outlook due to something I found on the internet was not where I wanted to be.
I though OneDrive provided 15GB for free, but it appears it’s only 5GB. However, like Google Drive, 100GB is $2 a month.
You could consider Resilo Sync (or there is the FOSS alternative, but IMHO slightly less polished Syncthing). As long as one machine is one, it will sync the data across to the other devices. Resilo has an iPad app and you can selectively download items to it. I have the paid for version - it’s a one off fee, however, there is a free version and should do what you need.
Sorry I read too quickly. I’ll keep it in the running.
Icloud
@wolfie. Point well taken. I’ll test it out. I was hoping to find a better web interface so that an employee can access the files. I also couldn’t tell where to share the files with somebody else.
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@craig_r Oh I’ll check it out. Thanks for the suggestion @bowline What do you mean by collaboration? I’m working with pdfs and jpg files. Would only need to keep the most recent version. Don’t need to edit files at the same time.
OneDrive
@drezha Honestly, haven’t even thought about Microsoft. I’ll take a look. I think I have an old account that should still have 15 gb
Resilio Sync
Doesn’t look like there’s a web interface. I’ll want the files locally synced for two computers and an employee would access over the web.
Somehow I read iPad access for some reason! Yes, unfortunately there isn’t a web interface - I’ve got a web interface to it as it runs on my Synology so I can access files via that (and I use instead of the Synology software provided as I know it works), but yes, that is otherwise a big downside.
