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I also preferred the vibe of the Mountain Duck (and CyberDuck) web site. When I compared them some years ago, CloudMounter seems a bit less reliable to use. And I feel more in control of what is stored locally and what is cloud only (evicted).įunctionally very similar. Dropbox is definitely lighter in its use of your boot disk. looks the same as CloudMounter? I still need to use OneDrive for work but if I continued to hide the large directories from the local machine, but use Mountain Duck as well, I could still see them in a Mountain Duck-mounted volume, and access them on demand? But by not using the OneDrive client, I'd avoid the terrible cache issue? Having said that: Mountain Duck looks interesting.

This M1 MBA doesn't have enough internal storage to handle everything I need in OneDrive, so it'll have to be done bit by bit.īut if DropBox doesn't eat hard drive space with a cache as says, that should work?

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So I guess my next step will be to individually download the OneDrive content folders from the web interface directly onto my external SSD, then once I have DropBox set up, add them one-by-one into that and allow them to upload before removing the local content. I found a temporary workaround to avoid OneDrive eating my entire hard drive with the Apple File System cache - if I hide OneDrive folders from the local machine, even if they are not downloaded, the duplicate cache eventually purges.

Thanks everyone for your help! I've got a large external SSD coming this weekend, so I'll back up my entire machine, purge all trace of OneDrive, then test out Dropbox.

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