Seafile

Seafile is another competitor to Dropbox. It is a client for the same thing, but the name is separated from the application. If others applications that do not load and download data directly from the "cloud," this specialized program facilitates the synchronizing of all devices by combining data from various servers. Synchronization is not too difficult here since this process does not take a lot of time. The ability to do that is not difficult, regardless of whether you are new to cloud computing. When using Seafile, be sure that your information is secure. Clients create a number of encryption algorithms when transferring data.

To ensure the fastest installation, install the client on your PC. Be sure to create an account on the official site. For some reason, the developers did not include a "Create account" key in the interface. The window will open after Seafile authorization is complete. Folders and libraries can be selected, and according to the schedule selected, the data needs to be synchronized in the background.

When it comes to those who don't want to constantly synchronise information between multiple devices, the fact that they can'manually' download files from Seafile is pretty nifty. Of course, that's not the most convenient thing to do. Files and folders can be dragged and dropped in the lower part of the application start window. Browsers are also provided with keys that allow them to select files. A final, but perhaps more important question is: "How much "space" do cloud services give us?" The answer is impossible. This package contains just 1 GB of free space. Be kind, not greedy, but at the same time admit you should make concessions. keep in mind, however, that the service primarily synchronizes information, not stores it, so don't forget that.