I didn’t like either, nor Carbonite.
I think I mentioned Arq before. If you didn’t try it, check out; 100%
accessible, and you choose where you want the data stored. Pricing conditioned
on your storage provider. Also on Windows, though I can’t say how accessible
it is.
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I’m using CrashPlan and all I can say is that I’m satisfied. It’s true that the
settings button is inaccessible, but I had a phone call with one of their
support people and they set it up remotely. At least, they helped me get into
my settings. If you are just beginning to use CrashPlan
Thanks for this!
:)
On 6/6/2015 12:44 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
Tell them to get stuffed and use Arq instead?
Much better. Native Cocoa app; fully accessible from get go. Awesome dev, if
a little bit kooky. Your choice of storage backends. What’s not to like,
except perhaps the
I’ve tried crash plan, and I find that back blaze works better.
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What were the developers' exact comments? This is rather surprising as I've
heard mostly positive things about the service. Are there no workarounds?
Grant
On Jun 4, 2015, at 5:14 PM, Shaf shafpa...@gmail.com wrote:
Searched the list archives and since 2012 the Settings button is
Tell them to get stuffed and use Arq instead?
Much better. Native Cocoa app; fully accessible from get go. Awesome dev, if
a little bit kooky. Your choice of storage backends. What’s not to like,
except perhaps the cost?
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Hi Alex,
It is mostly accessible, but not entirely. In the interface, it is not easy to
click any buttons. You have to route the mouse and then click, so vo command
f5, and then vo shift space to click. But some buttons, like the one that
reads: disable inbound backup, is a hard one. You cannot
I have decided to switch to them actually, and I've found exactly what
you have in terms of accessibility. I'll be sure to contact them to
ask about these problems. On the whole, though, the app is useable
enough to get by. I love the status menu item, since I can quickly see
what file is being
