ProtonDrive Bridge
With ProtonDrive, it would be nice if similar to how ProtonMail establishes a local mail server, if for ProtonDrive the bridge provided a local file server (WebDAV, etc.).
I'd expect the bridge to handle encryption/decryption and then could easily integrate the drive into any local file manager, etc.
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Thijs
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Will upgrade from free to ultimate when webdav is implemented. Now using strato hidrive with webdav
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mopperle
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Any comment, when you will implement WebDAV?
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DutcHmaNinc
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Absoltue must. Same reasons as people stated here before me.
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Peter Schellhase commented
I'd like to eventually migrate from OneDrive, but it won't happen until I can map ProtonDrive to my local file system (Win).
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Ninja298
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Need WEBDAV for Sync and as TeamDrive-Server (Storage). I have a paid plan for proton products.
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marty
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I need to automate backups to proton drive to make it useful. From truenas or synology nas. Webdav would work. So would rsync. Having to upload files one at a time using a browser interface is a horrible way to do things.
Both Synology nas and Truenas support multiple cloud storage vendors but proton drive is not among them because of this missing feature. I am keeping a paid proton plan and praying for this problem to be fixed. -
Peter
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As long as Webdav is not possible I will continue to use free versions of Proton. If Webdav is possible I will become a paid user for Mail, VPN and Drive. This way I stop with services at other providers.
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Bernd Queck
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I support the idea for WebDav Support on Proton Drive. Please implement the WebDav Support.
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Bjoern Becker
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This would be great for use with Cryptomator, thanks.
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Kai-Uwe Markeli commented
I concur. I have been looking into switching from Google Drive to Proton but I need it to sync with my Synology NAS which is still not possible.
So I have to stick with the free Proton Plan and Google for now. That's kind of a shame.
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Bob
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Also like to note like some people have said, WebDAV is not dead and most self-hosting services or apps use or have WebDAV syncing
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Bob
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I will like WebDAV support for proton drive as well. Right now I use Nextcloud for such things, but I want to use webdav for somethings. Also have to ability to select only certain folders to have webdav access too, not the root folder like most webdav apps.
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Martin Speeks commented
E.g. to save important backups like password managers databases.
Note: there are more, similar requests for the same: WebDav support.
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Martin Speeks commented
Really important. No reason to subscribe to protondrive plan without it.
Have the free plan now to test, works great. -
thomas
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ProtonDrive is useless without WebDAV or a CLI tool. Because I signed up early to the Visionary plan, Proton has given me multiple terabytes of storage for free. But it sits unused because I can't script backups to it.
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Anonymous
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This would also allow Proton Drive to be used for attachments by Thunderbird.
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dimitris k commented
If you plan to store passwords from password managers using your own storage service this is a requirement
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Ian
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Definitely useful for me, want to run my backups, calendars, etc through it
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Chris Knutson commented
NextCloud, Enpass, Joplin... it seems every bit of software that allows me to move away from trusting free services with my data support Webdav as one of the key technologies for easily synchronizing my data between devices.
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jk
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There are a number of services I use that support WebDAV for remote storage and synchronization. Support for WebDAV in ProtonMail would allow me to store my app data securely and privately and avoid those non-private services. For example, EnPass is a password manager that doesn't store your data online, but allows you to store it in cloud services, including those that support EnPass.