Proton Drive support
Proton Drive support
Are there any plans to support Proton Drive? Thanks!
Re: Proton Drive support
Hello,
thanks for the enquiry!
There is no official documented API for Proton drive, but apparently the API functionality can be guessed from open source tools. So I will surely consider it.
thanks for the enquiry!
There is no official documented API for Proton drive, but apparently the API functionality can be guessed from open source tools. So I will surely consider it.
Re: Proton Drive support
Bummer about them not having an official API, but I appreciate you looking into it anyway! Thanks!
Re: Proton Drive support
My sincere apologies for reviving an old thread. I didn't want to make a new one, since this has been asked already. I was wondering if you would still consider implementing this in the future? Because I would really like to move to Proton Drive but the fact that Syncovery doesn't (yet) support it, makes me wait for thattobias wrote: Tue Mar 26, 2024 2:56 pm Hello,
thanks for the enquiry!
There is no official documented API for Proton drive, but apparently the API functionality can be guessed from open source tools. So I will surely consider it.
Additionally, there's another reason I revived this thread, as I wanted to bring to your attention that Proton is finally working on an official API. They have released a preview of their SDK about a year ago on GitHub and last month they shared their latest progress report. It isn't yet officially supported for third-party use but that's normally coming sometime this year. At the moment, there is a Javascript, a C# and a Swift/Kotlin SDK available. Just a heads-up
Re: Proton Drive support
I'd like to also show my support for this. With the release of the public SDK coming soon, I'm really hoping for Syncovery to implement this functionality. I'd love to move to Proton Drive but being able to back it up is critical.
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Re: Proton Drive support
I am a recent Proton new customer and a heavy Syncovery user over the years. I'd like to throw my hat in the ring for having Syncovery support Proton as Proton has a serious missing feature in that it does not support network drives and I have most of my PCs directly mapped to my NAS with very little personal files on local storage - that rendered Proton Drive useless for me so I figured maybe Syncovery would come to the rescue, again.
It appears the SDK has matured:
https://proton.me/blog/drive-sdk-january-2026
https://github.com/ProtonDriveApps/sdk
update: I didn't read the fine print in the repo. It's not ready for third party yet.
It appears the SDK has matured:
https://proton.me/blog/drive-sdk-january-2026
https://github.com/ProtonDriveApps/sdk
update: I didn't read the fine print in the repo. It's not ready for third party yet.
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Re: Proton Drive support
You can simply use the new Rclone integration in Syncovery 12 for this. Native support will follow.
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Re: Proton Drive support
Ahhh. I'm still on version 11. I was not aware of the recent enhancements in version 12 since I don't tend to upgrade if the current version is doing everything I need.
Time for an upgrade
Thank you
Time for an upgrade
Thank you