James Krieger
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Yes please. Really would love to be able to sync with any sort of network drive, not just Synology
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Yes please add this. I'm wanting to add a network drive to my home computer setup but this lack of availability in Proton is holding me back.
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Yeah I'm surprised there is no capability here. I like to make family videos of past pictures/videos and need thumbnails to be able to browse quickly without having to download everything. It was easy on Onedrive.
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Yes this is absolutely critical. I have a ton of photos/videos from a recent Europe trips that were auto-backed up from my Android phone. I want to create a montage of the trip, but there's no easy way to access all the photos/videos from the Proton folder on my desktop. I have to go into the web version of Proton drive and download them which is a pain. When I was a Onedrive user, it was seamless and I could just go into the Samsung folder in my Photos and move the videos around or do anything with them just like regular files.
The lack of this feature is making me regret moving to Proton from Onedrive because doing video/photo editing work from is now a major pain.
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Yes this really needs to be added. I don't want to have to log into the web app to be able to access my phone photos. This is a basic feature of Onedrive, iPhotos, etc...being able to access your photos from your desktop.
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Yes this is soooo important. I'm having a problem right now where I synced my Onedrive Files to Proton. My Onedrive subscription ends soon and I can't download all my Onedrive Files to preserve them as I don't have as much HD space as cloud space. One my Onedrive gets unlinked, I'll lose any non-downloaded cloud files, and Proton will automatically assume those files are gone and delete them from the cloud. I need to be able to tell Proton not to delete from the cloud when the local files are gone, otherwise I'll lose my files on Proton too. I'm pretty surprised they don't have this option.
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I have my entire file collection (pics, videos, files) backed up on Proton. I want to re-organize them without having to redownload/reupload/resync them from my local computer (which would cause me to run into ISP limits for data, and tie up my internet bandwidth). I also want to copy/move them from a computer to "My Files."
While Proton lets you copy files in the web interface, there are big limits to this. You can't copy files greater than 1GB (which I have a lot of). You can't copy folders with more than 100 items. And the "Move" function is even more restricted...you can't move anything from a computer backup to "My Files", for example.
This is a massive limitation. Other cloud services let you move/copy files pretty freely, even large amounts without having to resync everything.
This (and the inability to sync with NAS, which I've voted on in other places) are the two biggest things that are frustrating me with Proton Drive right now.