You can also create a temporary account without providing your personal email address by choosing “Try without signing up”.Hi, so I'm from Snahp which is a private piracy forum (unfortunately it's private and there are no more invites) that came about after r/Megalinks died, I just wanted to share the guide that I wrote on Snahp to help the community here. To make use of MultCloud, first of all, you should create an account of it through it official website provided above. The following will show you how to download file to save cloud storage with the help of MultCloud and take Google Drive as example. How to Download Files from the Internet to Google Drive Directly? all through its platform, but also let you download files directly to cloud via its web link or URL. MultCloud is a web-based cloud to cloud backup tool which enables you to not only download files from cloud to local, upload files from local to cloud, create new folder, delete unwanted items, rename a file/folder, etc. As for downloading directly to cloud, you can turn to the third party tool such as MultCloud for help. How to Download File Directly to Online Storage Usually?įor downloaing files to cloud storage, you can first of all download and save them to local disk and then upload them from local to cloud storage. Therefore, much time, energy and resource will be saved especially when the network bandwidth is limited and the speed is low.
That is to say, people do not have to firstly download target files from source place to local storage and then upload them from local device to online cloud drive. With downloading directly to cloud, users do not have to transfer files from source location to destination. Advantages of Downloading Files Directly to Cloud The web link is usually generated while the owner of the file share it to others, maybe his families, friends, colleagues and so on.
Downloading directly to cloud means to download files to online cloud drive storage via web link or URL which indicates where the source files locates.
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