NetDrive

Whether we are talking about casual users or people who use computers in their line of work on a daily basis, there’s a good chance most of us rely on remote storage environments for keeping personal or important files safe and always within reach.

With that in mind, and considering the large number of cloud storage solutions currently on the market, it’s somewhat easy to see why some users might need a more streamlined way of accessing them.

Main Features:

• Effortlessly connect to remote storage services


• Manage FTP, WebDAV, and NAS servers as virtual drives


• Connect to Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, OpenStack, and Amazon Web Services servers


• Configure and manage multiple remote storage instances


• Background uploading feature for time-saving


• Secure File Transfer Protocol for encrypted data transfer

Additional Advantages:

• Various mounting options for user convenience


• Works seamlessly on modern versions of Windows


• User-friendly interface for beginners and advanced users

All users need to do is install the app on their desktop devices and provide the required login information, as all their cloud storage services will appear as virtual drives. Users can fully configure and manage multiple remote storage instances by changing their names, IPs and URLs, and information about ports, server type, and the designated drive letter.

NetDrive offers a surprising number of useful, secondary features, such as background uploading, which can save users a lot of time. Additionally, the app’s Secure File Transfer Protocol encrypts all the data to ensure secure file transfer.

There’s really not much we can reproach to NetDrive. It’s easy to install, it works well, and it looks rather decently on modern versions of Windows. The greatest advantage, though, is the fact that it’s so versatile as it allows all types of users, from beginners to more advanced, to effortlessly manage multiple cloud storage services as virtual drives.