Cloud Commander review: A sanity-saving single point of access to your cloud storage<article>
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Cloud storage is a great way to sync up content to access on multiple devices and platforms, and provides an offsite backup for important files. But if you’re like me, you’ve got numerous cloud accounts, with files scattered among them. <strong>
Cloud Commander</strong> (
Mac App Store link) decreases the insanity by letting you connect to your Dropbox, Box, Microsoft OneDrive, Google Drive, SugarSync, Copy.com, Bitcasa, Picasa, and Flickr accounts in one place. It can also act as a WebDAV or FTP client.</p><figure class="large ">
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Once you’ve connected your accounts, double-click one to open it in the Cloud Commander window. From there you can drag and drop files and folders to and from that service, either moving or copying the items, depending on how you’ve configured Cloud Commander’s preferences. Control- or right-click on a file or folder to rename, delete, or (for most services) get a sharable link for it. You can select an item and press the spacebar for a QuickLook preview. You can even open multiple Cloud Commander windows to, say, copy files from your Dropbox account to your OneDrive account.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2455208/cloud-commander-review-a-sanity-saving-single-point-of-access-to-your-cloud-storage.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Cloud Commander review: A sanity-saving single point of access to your cloud storage
