Insync lets you sync Shared Drives easily so that team collaboration is seamless and productive. Shared Drives are shared spaces where teams can store, share, and access files. One of Google Drive's best features is Shared Drives (formerly known as Team Drives). Sync Shared Drives (formerly known as Team Drives) (Note: you can't backup Google Docs since a local GDoc is just a link to the file online and does not store its actual contents.) This is useful if you rely heavily on Google Docs and need to backup your work locally or on an external hard drive. You can also automatically convert your Google files (docs, sheets, and slides) into MS Office or OpenDocument using the Docs Conversion feature. If you want to use your good ol' desktop file manager to access your synced files, that's fine too! Just go to your Base Folder and you'll find all your synced files patiently waiting for you. That means you no longer need to keep switching between accounts on your web browser! Simply add a Google Drive account via the Insync app and you'll now be able to see the contents of multiple Google Drives in one app interface!Ī Google Drive folder on your file manager Insync also lets you sync files from multiple Google Drive accounts.

Insync is supported on Linux, Mac, and Windows. Insync is a Google Drive syncing client that lets you access your Google Drive through (any) desktop. Say hello to Insync, your desktop Google Drive!

This can be a problem if you can't get a decent connection for any kind of reason. If you don't have a sync client however, you'll need an internet connection to access it via your web browser. Google Drive is a powerful tool that lets you work and collaborate on files using the cloud. What if you can do the same for your Google Drive files? When we need quick access to important programs, folders, and files, common practice is to put them on our desktop - making them readily available and easy to find.

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