Nimbox Vault For Mac

Nimbox is an online cloud storage service that aims to make it easier for individuals or businesses to access content from various locations, while keeping files synchronized across all devices.

Moreover, Nimbox Vault is a desktop client designed to help you download content stored online and upload new files without having to start up the service’s web portal.

Once you have installed Nimbox Vault, it sets up a folder on your Mac that is used for synchronization with your online account. Any files that are present in cloud storage, but not on your system, are automatically downloaded. Similarly, items placed into the directory are uploaded to cloud storage.

If you need to synchronize files between two or more devices that are connected via a local area network, you can enable the LAN Sync feature, which allows Nimbox users to distribute content more efficiently, without having to download data from the cloud.

You can access the menu bar icon to open the local vault or launch the web portal in your default browser, as well as check how much online storage space is being used up.

When a new file is downloaded, the application displays a desktop notification, although you can disable this function if you wish.

It is also possible to limit maximum download and upload speeds, should you wish to reduce the app’s bandwidth usage.

Nimbox Vault lets you view the most recent files that have been uploaded or downloaded, but this requires you to access the 'Properties' menu.

While Nimbox Vault is useful for keeping data synchronized, most other operations need to be performed from the web portal.

It is also possible to create shareable links to files from your desktop, just in case you want to provide your friends or colleagues with a direct link to files you store in your local vault.

Overall, this is a straightforward app that can be helpful for managing your Nimbox account from your Mac, as it enables you to download and upload files, as well as share content between devices within a local area network.