Shared – Shows all the files you shared with people and what they have shared with you.Crypto Folder – Accessible to those that upgrade to the Crypto plan which enables client-side encryption.Files – Allows you to manage your files.I actually prefer for the UI to be as simple looking as possible with all the needed “actions” accessible at a moments notice. Perhaps it’s not the most modern-looking one but it without a doubt does the needed job.
Editing the Office files requires an Office 365 license which is then integrated with. It’s also possible to preview images but you can’t watch movies or listen to music. It’s possible to preview Office and PDF documents directly from the browser which is nice. It’s also possible to look at all file changes via the “Events” tab which comes in useful if you share folders/files with somebody. Data in the “Vault” won’t be synchronised to my devices which is a nice little feature to have. The “ Vault” feature allows me to store files and folders just in the cloud. It’s possible to cycle between the grid and list view though I prefer the list view due to its simplicity. Cycling through files feels good and allows me to manage my files in the same folder structure that I would use on my computer. I’ll put pCloud on top here just because of their lifetime plans which can save you a lot of money in the long run. Proclaiming one being better than the other here is quite hard since they both offer valuable benefits in their own right.
pCloud, on the other hand, requires you to subscribe to an additional Crypto plan which enables the client-side encryption but they provide lifetime plans which are great in my opinion. gives you more options with higher storage capacities and provides you with client-side encryption from the get-go but requires you to commit to a yearly membership. PCloud and are both amongst the best providers when it comes to value for the provided money.
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