Open UlyC opened 1 year ago
@UlyC - yes, sounds good, but it depends on what kind of API/SDK these providers make available. Do you happen to know if they make their drives open for other apps, like Google, Dropbox, OneDrive?
Here's their official documentation, but sadly it doesn't look like they've opened up their API.
https://proton.me/support/drive https://support.tresorit.com/hc/en-us
Thank @UlyC - It would definitely be helpful to ask them about their plans for this, we'd be happy to integrate.
Hello, being interested in this feature, I found this issue.
I found out that on iPhone it is possible to use a KeePass file stored on Proton Drive (using Strongbox Pro; don't know if it changes anything).
Choose to open a local file (don't know the exact naming in english since my phone is in another language), then choose Explore, and you can choose a file from Proton Drive. Synchronisation works out of the box.
I searched a little bit about a Proton Drive API, but it does not seem to have any (public) yet. My guess is that it is a iOS feature, but I don't know iOS SDK much.
I know it does not cover all use cases, but still useful for iPhone users.
Follow up of my previous comment; I edited to remove mention of Android, since I forgot that Strongbox is dedicated to iOS and macOS.
I don't have an Apple computer, so I don't know how/if any synchronisation is possible whatsoever on macOS between Strongbox and Proton Drive. Note that Proton Drive does not offer a macOS client (yet; mentioned as available in the future on their website).
In any case, it would be relevant to document this possibility on iPhone somewhere I guess?
Thanks @piwinux - One thing to be aware, sometimes, with "Files" based solutions such as the above, it can first appear that everything is ok... However, after a little time you can notice that the 3rd party app (Proton Drive in this case) is not actually doing a good job of syncing the files.
Have you used this regularly over a good period of time? No issues? We hesitate to recommend these "Files" based providers until we know they are solid. For example, Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive appear to do a good sync job, but many others, e.g. Nextcloud, Synology and others do not. See our article here:
Thank you @strongbox-mark for bringing the possible limitations to my attention; indeed I did not use it this way for a long time yet. Thanks for the link.
ProtonDrive and Tresorit are more privacy-friendly network cloud drives