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just gained new places

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Open a connected cloud as a drive in Finder, File Explorer, or your Linux file manager. Work close to the tools you already know.

macOSWindowsLinux
  • Access through your system's native file manager
  • Clouds and accounts in one place
  • Connections managed by Voidger
IN PRACTICE · Mount

What you can do.

Not every task needs to start in a provider’s browser interface. Mount brings the cloud closer to your desktop tools, exposing a connection as a drive in the native file manager.

01

The cloud in your everyday workflow

Open and browse connected cloud files through Finder, File Explorer, or your Linux file manager. Use a familiar interface to reach more places.

02

Browse a library without copying everything first

Mount a remote library to find the file you need. Mounting does not require an initial copy of the entire library, although file access can transfer data and use a local cache.

03

Media close to your project

An explicit action in Spaces can prepare the mount needed to preview a compatible cloud video. You decide when to start that access.

HOW IT WORKS

From the first step to the result.

  1. 1

    Connect your cloud

    Use a compatible account or connection already configured in Voidger.

  2. 2

    Mount the drive

    Voidger manages the connection and presents it to your system.

  3. 3

    Open your file manager

    Browse the files as part of your desktop workspace.

UNDERSTAND THE WORKSPACE

Your questions, answered.

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Where does the cloud appear?

On macOS, it appears as a Finder volume. On Windows, it receives an available drive letter. On Linux, it uses a FUSE mount point.

Do I need to download all the files first?

You do not need a complete copy before browsing. Opening or working with remote files may transfer data. Mount does not automatically make a cloud library available offline.

Can Windows ask for an extra permission?

Yes. The first mount may require configuring WebClient with a Windows permission. You can also continue browsing inside Voidger.

Should I use Mount or Transfer for a large copy?

Mount is for accessing a cloud through your native file manager. Transfer provides a dedicated copy workflow with progress, logs, and resume for moving data.

START YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Your universe.
On any system.

Download Voidger and discover what your files can do when everything is connected.

Free to get started. Paid advanced capabilities, with pricing and terms to be announced.
Voidger is in beta. Available versions may differ between operating systems.