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1. CAN SCRIVENER FOR IOS BE USED WITH ONEDRIVE PLUS
2. CAN SCRIVENER FOR IOS BE USED WITH ONEDRIVE WINDOWS

It does work as a kind of shared space but Google's GUI is meh at best. For work, this is different, as we use Gdrive for teams.

Google Drive only exists so much as storage for google docs. the lack of a finder plugin or native integration has killed it for me. I've simply never used it for any period of time to form an opinion. It's also completely worthless for collaboration purposes, but I have to imagine that those features will come some day. I don't like how Apple tried to rope people in with documents and desktop in the cloud, and I have those features turned off.

CAN SCRIVENER FOR IOS BE USED WITH ONEDRIVE WINDOWS

The windows support was also really bad, but the rewrite for Windows may be worth the test.

ICloud Drive has a few limitations, namely the whole lack of folder sharing that's going away in the next OS releases. they are good at what they do and it's a compelling product that Just Works™. Folder sharing, finder integration, perfect syncs. It just so happens that we did a whole podcast about this very subject.įor me, it's still Dropbox despite their recent limitations. That's likely how you'll get the most use out of it. So, probably the best path to take is to determine which "ecosystem" is most useful to you, and embrace its cloud storage as part of an overall system. Again, it's the integration with the Apple universe that makes that a good choice for our personal needs since we're an all-Apple, all-iOS house. It's the path of least resistance.įor my personal/family needs, we share a 200GB iCloud account for iCloud Photo Sync, iOS device backup, iCloud Drive, etc.

CAN SCRIVENER FOR IOS BE USED WITH ONEDRIVE PLUS

because I like the integration within the Google universe and am heavily invested in GSuite for documents and what not, plus all of my clients use GSuite. I use GDrive and GSuite for all my work-related tasks, email, cloud storage, file sharing, etc. I own and run a business, so I tend to separate my computing needs with some relatively hard barriers. I don't know that anyone can necessarily answer this question for you since it's going to be based on your needs and what system is most useful to you.