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I will add to the above when I learn more, so far I'm only using it for a week.

As to encryption on you own machine: I rely on the manufacturer here, and do hope some white hat hackers will check on that.

There is no way (so far?) to filter, that is to remove specific folders, nor remove files based on filename rules from the set.

Tresorit follows hard links, thus possibly duplicating your files.

I got a rapid response giving cross-platform synchronisation as explanation, convincing.

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In my case, over thousand of files had to be renamed, which was only possible with the help of 'A Better Finder Rename'Ī plus here: I contacted support, to ask why characters where relevant, given that everything is encrypted anyway. Quite obnoxious if you're used to Mac filename conventions. The possible character set for filenames is restricted to the Windows set, thus disallowing.Written with Qt, giving a good cross-platform GUI experience. Now, after being owned by LaCie, the are shuttering down.Īs a replacement I have been testing Tresorit One such service was (yes: was, not is) Wuala, which for the last year had markedly increased in speed and reliability. Even the service provider cannot decrypt. There are VERY few solutions where the encryption in the client, namely in your own machine, and only encrypted data is seen from outside. If you've had some trouble converting attachments to Documents, I'd be happy to assist.but that's not something you've mentioned so far.Cloud-based backup and synchronisation across computers is very practical and very insecure. Attachments are not lost when using because there are no attachments in - they are converted to Documents. It isn't.as you've helpfully pointed out.ġ is indeed the best way to sync your 1Password data. Yet we've got a thread that's going on ten pages long in the Windows forum from users just as passionate as yourself, who insist that WLAN sync is the only way to use 1Password. It's also one of our least-used options.so when we didn't include it in 1Password 7 for Windows, users like you would likely not have cared at all - or possibly even noticed. You're quite right that WLAN sync means theft of your devices poses a more significant risk to you than it might if you were utilizing a cloud-based sync solution.

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No sync solution is perfect - for that matter, no software is perfect. So while we're happy for every bit of feedback we receive - even the negative bits, because they let us know where users stand and where we might be able to improve - we quite literally cannot say 'implement it!' to every suggestion we receive. When you have a significant-size user base, literally any decision you make will be greeted with enthusiasm by some users and opposed by others. What's not possible is to make every user happy all the time. In fact, that's why we take the time to have this forum in the first place. Why not use the time to try to understand what users need.

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As long as people are not re-using the same password everywhere or resorting to yellow sticky notes, we'll be happy. If every one of those sync options is unacceptable for some reason, well, that's why there are multiple products out there for password management we encourage everyone to find the option that works best for their specific situation. And we've also got WLAN sync and Folder Sync for users who prefer a local-only sync solution. Store your digital valuables, access them anywhere, and share safely.

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We've also coded by far the most reliable and easiest-to-use solution of all ourselves, the server, purpose-built for syncing 1Password data exclusively. Tresorit Tresorit for Mac By Tresorit Free Download Now Developers Description By Tresorit Your safe space in the cloud. And yes, that includes sync - which we've done: we've provided (on the Mac side) two 3rd party sync solutions that are cloud-based (iCloud and Dropbox) which we've extensively tested for compatibility. Our job isn't to provide the maximum number of possible sync options for users to choose from (all of which then have to be coded, understood and supported when users inevitably have problems with them), it's to provide the best password management experience we can. Welcome to the forum, Thanks for the suggestion, but I seriously doubt we'll be doing that.