Fusium Drive Desktop

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Fusium Drive puts your Fusium account in Finder as a folder called Drive, in your home…

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Fusium Drive Desktop adds a Drive folder to Finder that syncs with your Fusium account, downloading files only when you open them. It suits people who keep files in Fusium and want them alongside other Mac folders. One standout feature is that changes made offline sync once you reconnect, and large uploads resume after interruptions.

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Fusium Drive puts your Fusium account in Finder as a folder called Drive, in your home folder like any other folder.

Files download the moment you open them and stay out of the way until then. Work offline: new folders, renames and deletes wait on your Mac and sync the moment you are connected. Large uploads resume where they stopped, even after a restart. A menu bar panel shows what is moving, what finished, and what needs you.

Open your Drive files in the Fusium Drive app on your iPhone or at drive.fusium.io in any browser, where you can browse by month, open photos, play video, read PDFs, organise folders, restore what you deleted within seven days, and see every Mac and iPhone connected to your Fusium account.

What you get - A Drive folder in Finder with files on demand - Changes made offline sync when you reconnect - Uploads that resume after an interruption - A menu bar panel for progress, recent activity and anything that needs you - Files up to 5 GB - Deleted files kept for seven days

Requires a Fusium account. Create one free at drive.fusium.io.

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