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1. ALTERNATIVES FOR DROPBOX FOR MAC FOR MAC
2. ALTERNATIVES FOR DROPBOX FOR MAC SOFTWARE
3. ALTERNATIVES FOR DROPBOX FOR MAC FREE

It natively supports M1 Macs and will sync your files and folders with absolutely no fuss. Hit the links below to jump straight to read about specific platforms. If you have an ecosystem of Apple devices, this is already available on all of them, and is of course, compatible with Apple Silicon.

ALTERNATIVES FOR DROPBOX FOR MAC FOR MAC

They would still be making bank with these prices. Maestral is a free, lightweight, and open-source Dropbox client for Mac. Best Dropbox Alternatives for Mac iCloud Drive The most obvious answer for those looking at cloud storage options is to just switch over to iCloud Drive. ownCloud is 3-4-5 steps ahead of people with similar solutions.

ALTERNATIVES FOR DROPBOX FOR MAC FREE

OwnCloud even offers a free start-up guide for ones interested.

ALTERNATIVES FOR DROPBOX FOR MAC SOFTWARE

The software itself is free, all you need is a server. I would think a more reasonable price would be: Unlike other Dropbox alternatives, this service is mostly for Enterprise purposes, and it is perfect at that because it’s free. Discover what Dropbox can do for youget a free account, no strings attached Safeguard your photos, personal docs, work files, and much more. Save and access your files from any device, and share them with anyone. Given a 4TB network class drive costs about $150, $120/year for 2TB of cloud sounds a bit $$$$. Dropbox brings everythingtraditional files, cloud content, and web shortcutstogether in one place. That would keep the $10 month for 2TB and be simple. You can sync cross-platform, with Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android. Free accounts give users 10GB of storage,and we offer private key encryption, which prevents anyone but you from seeing your data - something Dropbox does not do. Why not 5GB per device attached to an Apple ID? Or simply give every Apple ID 20GB and charge $1/month for 200GB. Another solution worth considering is our product, IDriveSync. They have some nice backup and restore functions as well as nice cloud photos options but they are hamstrung by their measly free 5GB offering. Personally, this is an area Apple could do MUCH better. So, don’t suffer from Finder syndrome anymore and get the below-mentioned tools today. It’s common knowledge that the macOS app market isn’t as developed as iOS, but our team dug a bit deeper and found the best 10 Mac Finder alternatives in 2022.

I say, don't be cheap, pay the buck (or three) a month, and have piece of mind! However, luckily, there are some nice Finder alternatives for Mac available. This whole article wreaks of bad advice, and endorsing inferior services, all to save, literally, a buck a month. Seriously, NONE of the other services offer the seamless integration of what iCloud offers with iOS and macOS devices, and MANY of them I wouldn't trust with any of my data. You know what, you praise Apple in one breath for charging a measly $0.99 for 50GB and $2.99 for 200GB, which is literally less than (or the same) as sacrificing one of those Caramel Macchiato Latte's once a month, yet in the rest of this bash piece you claim you resent the 5GB? Self-entitlement complex much?