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Tags offer flexible, multi-dimensional organization across files, photos, passwords, and more—freeing you from folders' single-path constraints. Both have merit, but tags excel at adaptability while folders suit structured hierarchies.
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So I have just had to
1. select and download all my photos from the files section in proton drive
2. unzip them
3. import them into photos section of proton drive
4. reselect the photos in the files section
5. delete them
6. then find, select and delete them from my computer.seems rather clumsy and unnecessarily complicated. I understand it takes time to perfect this functionality but I wonder how long?
It may have been quicker if we had a Linux client for drive?
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Tags offer flexible, multi-dimensional organization across files, photos, passwords, and more—freeing you from folders' single-path constraints. Both have merit, but tags excel at adaptability while folders suit structured hierarchies.