Yesterday I was in the need to print an email from my email client app, so in the printing utility from Android there is an option to print as pdf. So I was trying to save the file into my vault. But there isn’t a path to my vault from the printing utility.
You may say I can use the sharing option from my email client. But it sends a text file with an url where you can read the message in a web browser. So the sharing option is not an option! But anyway I think it should happen the same thing if you want to save your work directly to your vault from a text editor for example.
In desktop platforms, the vaults are mounted on virtual drives, so you can use any application to save your work directly to your vault.
In short, ¿Is there an option to save your work from apps to your vault in Android?
Unfortunately no.
Android is not as “open” as windows. Sadly mounting virtual drives as a user is not an option.
You would have to save the document unencrypted, then upload to your vault.
Hi there,
Google brought me here. I was wondering how to copy multiple directories (each with multiple files) in a few actions. But it seems it’s not possible in Android, is it? Do I have to create manually each folder, then [+] button > Upload file for each file?
Seems like this is still outstanding in Aug 2024, as it the GitHub issue.
Is there somewhere we can pick up context of what’s still needed? I wouldn’t mind taking a crack at opening a PR for this feature (would be nice if I didn’t pay for an app then also need to consider adding a critical feature though )
Check out this software.
It will let you use the Android files app to access your files that are actually still in the cloud because this software does not create a local copy of the Vault.
Even Windows doesn’t keep a local copy of the Vault if the Vault itself is stored on a Cloud Server. You always access the files that are on the cloud server not locally.
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