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- If you want to enable end-to-end encryption, also set a password in settings. If you do not specify a password, the files and folders are synced in plain, original content to the cloud. - If you want to enable end-to-end encryption, also set a password in settings. If you do not specify a password, the files and folders are synced in plain, original content to the cloud.
- Click the new "circle arrow" icon on the ribbon (the left sidebar), **every time** you want to sync your vault between local and remote. (Or, you could configure auto sync in the settings panel (See next chapter).) While syncing, the icon becomes "two half-circle arrows". Besides clicking the icon on the sidebar ribbon, you can also activate the corresponding command in the command palette. - Click the new "circle arrow" icon on the ribbon (the left sidebar), **every time** you want to sync your vault between local and remote. (Or, you could configure auto sync in the settings panel (See next chapter).) While syncing, the icon becomes "two half-circle arrows". Besides clicking the icon on the sidebar ribbon, you can also activate the corresponding command in the command palette.
- **Be patient while syncing.** Especially in the first-time sync. - **Be patient while syncing.** Especially in the first-time sync.
- If you want to sync the files across multiple devices, **your vault name should be the same** while using default settings.
### Dropbox ### Dropbox
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- After the authorization, the plugin can read your name and email (which cannot be unselected on Dropbox api), and read and write files in your Dropbox's `/Apps/remotely-save` folder. - After the authorization, the plugin can read your name and email (which cannot be unselected on Dropbox api), and read and write files in your Dropbox's `/Apps/remotely-save` folder.
- If you decide to authorize this plugin to connect to Dropbox, please go to plugin's settings, and choose Dropbox then follow the instructions. [More with screenshot is here](./docs/dropbox_review_material/README.md). - If you decide to authorize this plugin to connect to Dropbox, please go to plugin's settings, and choose Dropbox then follow the instructions. [More with screenshot is here](./docs/dropbox_review_material/README.md).
- Password-based end-to-end encryption is also supported. But please be aware that **the vault name itself is not encrypted**. - Password-based end-to-end encryption is also supported. But please be aware that **the vault name itself is not encrypted**.
- If you want to sync the files across multiple devices, **your vault name should be the same** while using default settings.
### OneDrive for personal ### OneDrive for personal
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- After the authorization, the plugin can read your name and email, and read and write files in your OneDrive's `/Apps/remotely-save` folder. - After the authorization, the plugin can read your name and email, and read and write files in your OneDrive's `/Apps/remotely-save` folder.
- If you decide to authorize this plugin to connect to OneDrive, please go to plugin's settings, and choose OneDrive then follow the instructions. - If you decide to authorize this plugin to connect to OneDrive, please go to plugin's settings, and choose OneDrive then follow the instructions.
- Password-based end-to-end encryption is also supported. But please be aware that **the vault name itself is not encrypted**. - Password-based end-to-end encryption is also supported. But please be aware that **the vault name itself is not encrypted**.
- If you want to sync the files across multiple devices, **your vault name should be the same** while using default settings.
### webdav ### webdav
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- Very old version of Obsidian needs [configuring CORS](./docs/remote_services/webdav_general/webav_cors.md). - Very old version of Obsidian needs [configuring CORS](./docs/remote_services/webdav_general/webav_cors.md).
- Your data would be synced to a `${vaultName}` sub folder on your webdav server. - Your data would be synced to a `${vaultName}` sub folder on your webdav server.
- Password-based end-to-end encryption is also supported. But please be aware that **the vault name itself is not encrypted**. - Password-based end-to-end encryption is also supported. But please be aware that **the vault name itself is not encrypted**.
- If you want to sync the files across multiple devices, **your vault name should be the same** while using default settings.
## Scheduled Auto Sync ## Scheduled Auto Sync