I found Koofr when researching cloud integration with Obsidian, my note-taking app. I just wanted something that syncs tiny .md files, and it does a good job at it. Once I tried their 10GB free plan, I quickly saw its potential for other tasks, and so it was a no-brainer to upgrade to a paid premium plan. Koofr integrates directly to my daily driver, Linux, Now I have syncing from my file browser just like Dropbox and Google Drive.Koofr's interface is easy-to-use, It has some hidden gems that more people should know about: you can use it to manage other cloud accounts, like Dropbox, Google Drive and even Facebook, plus others. This means when you connect these cloud services to Koofr, you can do a global search across all your cloud services. That's a big deal for me, since I can never remember which cloud I have certain files stored on. Now I am trying to learn about their other features, so I posted on their Subreddit and got fast replies with specific instructions and links. I posted 5 support questions, and each was answered with links and members replies.I really love a feature they call "accent-folding". Imagine you are a running multilingual operation, as I do, and you have a file with é or ü in it. Koofr locates file names with every variation of that e or u. If you are connected to your other clouds, Koofr, searches them all, without or without the accents. And finds them all. How cool is that? They use file versioning, so you can always roll back if you delete something by mistake. I keep reading they don't have that feature, but trust me, they do, because I have already needed to use it--and it works.I did not really talk about security and privacy. That's because this seems to be a grey area with all the non-big name cloud servers. Most of them use vague marketing terms to describe their security. If you need ZKE on server and client, then do your research, and be prepared to pay big money to get that level of security. I am happy with rclone and TLS/SSL encryption for data in transit, and that is the industry standard anyway. Koofr started around 2012/13, so I think it is a testimony to them, as this has become a hotly contested, crowded market in recent times, they are still growing. The company hails from Slovenia, but their servers are hosted in Germany. The fact they are European-based, means they adhere to GDPR, and that is fine with me since I live in Europe. Their good service and interconnectivity makes them a worthwhile investment. I have not yet done any speed tests, but by all reports they are not slow, and I have not heard any complaints on the forums. Give their free plan a try, and I think you will soon want the rest of their premium features. **UPDATE**Now that I have taken the time to evaluate the rest of the interface, features, options, file transfer performance and support on Reddit, and decided to add a star to bring it to a well deserved 5 stars.
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Koofr is a secure, private and easy to use cloud storage. Backup, sync, share and receive files, photos and videos, collaborate with others on documents in real-time, transfer media files from Facebook and Instagram, and maintain complete privacy while doing that - Koofr doesn't use trackers, cookies nor ads. For extra layer of privacy, use Koofr Vault, open source add-on with client-side encryption. Files are safely stored in highly secured datacenters in European Union.
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The files on Koofr are accessible anytime, anywhere and from any device. Koofr comes in a variety of desktop (Windows, Linux, Mac, WebDAV, rclone) and mobile apps (Android, iOS and Huawei).See more
