No jargon. Pictures helped. Didn't match my screen. Incorrect instructions. Too technical. Not enough information. Not enough pictures. Any additional feedback? Have a great day! Very nice app to help organize all the files as well as see them It is an Efficient app and I use it a lot.
Like the printer app they have should open automatically after u send a web doc or photo to it but you have to hunt for the app THEN name and save the file or pic to manage the data! I also wish the printer app work with this app. I have s of screen shots in a mess even though I try to use photo folders.
But they are too small of photos to see to do mass classification. I use this app everyday for PDF annotation with my apple pencil. Previously you could have 4 different pens saved with different colors, opacities, and thicknesses. Now you only get one and you have to manually change the settings every time you want to use a different color. I am extremely disappointed as I don't have the time to manually change the color and thickness every 30 seconds while I am switching back and forth for work.
Also, before with the apple pencil, I could use the pencil once with one of the mark up tools and after that my finger would only scroll. Updated GoogleDrive functionality in accordance to Google changes. Fixed Dropbox authorization issue introduced by Dropbox stopped supporting Edge 18 web browser. Updated stale links on the Download - From Web Page. Switched to newer APIs wherever it was possible and practical to improve feature support for the future.
Improved recognition of download links. Improved handling of large files. Fixed situation when navigation bar covers the application page content on certain devices. Fixed deployment of language resources to properly install all of them on target devices. Fixed issues with non-English language usage. Further stability improvements. Critical fix for sudden application crashes. Application is prepared for upcoming legacy Dropbox API deprecation.
Added ability to use Media Library and Mapped Folders directly in transfer operations default is still set to Local Storage.
Added ability to hide usage statistics box for mobile devices. And with iOS 13, you can finally use Safari to download files directly from the internet. This article will dive into all the different file types you can save, how you save them, and, most importantly, answer the question of where your files are being saved. Downloading files you find online can take up a lot of space and quickly fill up your storage. Use an app like Gemini Photos to find and delete unwanted duplicate pictures and old screenshots to free up space.
One of the most common file types you are likely to receive in an email or find online is PDF. If you want to save a PDF, you can save it and read it offline later thanks to the Books app. Another common file type you might want to try to open on your phone is a ZIP file.
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