
CloudMounter
Mount cloud storage as a local drive, save your disk space, use cloud encryption to protect your online files.
What is CloudMounter?
CloudMounter is a must-have tool for laptop users with low-capacity SSD-drives. You can easily mount most popular clouds as disks without having to download online files on the hard drive. As well as secure cloud files with data encryption. Choose one of your Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive accounts and manage them in Finder for free.
CloudMounter is a solid system utility for mounting cloud storages and web servers as local disks to your Mac. Connect to Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon S3, Microsoft OneDrive, (S)FTP, WebDAV and OpenStack Swift servers in Finder, as if they are all hosted on your computer.
Features
CloudMounter is a very safe and comprehensive tool with a vast spectrum of supported cloud services and protocols.
Cloud data encryption
CloudMounter keeps your online files protected with advanced encryption standard. Thus reducing cloud risks to minimum.
Integration with Finder
The integration with Finder is smooth and logical. Makes using the app even easier and comprehensive.
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Tags
- Cloud Storage
- FTP Client
- onedrive
- google-drive
- amazon-s3
- Encryption
- dropbox
- cloud-drive
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Cloud Storage & Cloud Storage CombinersRecent user activities on CloudMounter
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- minfrin reviewed CloudMountermiWebsite claims support for WebDAV. Once evaluating the product, there is no evidence of WebDAV support anywhere in the application.
Simple, elegant and effective. Useful for having a fast access to files in cloud storage services, without using space on the hard disk for the "complete" sync.
Website claims support for WebDAV. Once evaluating the product, there is no evidence of WebDAV support anywhere in the application.
OneDrive link has been broken for months. Also, the updates are very infrequent.
While there is a Linux client, it depends upon older libraries that may not be available in modern (post 2020) versions of Linux.
Purchase options target Mac and Windows users, with no specific option for Linux.