This doesn’t mean that everything that is capable of being synced is in sync. Our intent is to let you know that everything you wanted to be synced is in sync. Since we can represent data as placeholders, alongside physical files, it creates scenarios, by design, where you have a mix of placeholder and “real” files/directories together. I know that this can cause some confusion. Or just make thumbnails available as an advanced preference?įor the sync icons, the intent is to show that everything is in sync within the scope of what you have requested to be synced. Surely a big red X icon badge is obvious enough? Even a slightly faded thumbnail is preferable to NO thumbnail. ![]() I understand you removed thumbnails because people were too dumb to know the difference between synced and unsynced files, but for a photographer with a brain, there has to be a better way. Showing a user a massive folder of white squares with breast cancer awareness logos is no way to manage photos. Random folders I didn’t make or name or authorize, with unknown purposes are confusing and annoying.įinally, there HAS to be a way to show thumbnails for images without syncing. Why am I being shown a blue checkmark on a folder to indicate a synced state if the contents of that folder are not in fact synced?Īlso, nowhere can I find a succinct description of what the folders Backups, Encryptor, or Spaces do, whether they’re required, etc. I understand how to get the subfolders and files synced, but the UI is misleading and confusing. ![]() ![]() Whenever I double click to open a folder in odrive on my Mac, the folder gets a blue checkmark, but the subfolders and files are not synced. I have an Amazon Cloud drive with a couple of main folders and tons of subfolders, with thousands of photos in those subfolders.
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