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You can use following gist to get the direct links to download packages:
https://gist.github.com/shahnhogan/ac2f4e941a07bc75536a495b1...
My use cases are very basic, but it just quite works all the time. My total backup is roughly 1TB with more than million files at multiple locations like local, remote SFTP and Amazon S3.
I like being able to extract the selected data(directory/file) from snapshot without restoring the whole snapshot.
de-duplcaition is icing on top.
The developer Jarek is very responsive on Kopia Slack as well.
I want all the emails downloaded for offline search.
I guess I would give this a try again and see how it goes.
Meanwhile, I have been using eM client since a week and it is very prompt to view list, navigate folders, search and all.
With eM client, I have read people complaining about mandatory forced updates even with the paid license.
I'm amazed by the dedication Felix has put to even log the manual data points everyday.
It states it(Chandler) does not have Import from existing Monica yet. Just wanted to get clarity on: will it get the Import option in future?
I was about to give Oracle free tier a try for some hobby projects.
Here is archive: https://archive.is/HmDQz
When I first installed it, it required quite some efforts to consciously filter/allow traffic from/to for the apps. By the time, all regular apps were properly configured for the rules and now I see notifications for block/allow only when there is uncertain traffic going out.
Definitely recommend to give it a try.
"Download multiple videos/playlists/channels in one go"
I'm currently experimenting with Trilium since couple of days. While it looks complex at first, it seems to have a lot of extensibility which might make it "future proof" for extensive data.
So far it looks good.
There is similar tool which web based and opensource Snapdrop[0](https://snapdrop.net/) which works on the same network.
There is also https://github.com/shelljs/shelljs which is implemented on top of nodejs APIs.
Here is https://archive.is/NLi1E
I also had brief review of Hashicorp's Vault [1], but seems it doesn't have official browser extensions. I'll probably use it for service accounts though.
[0] https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs [1] https://learn.hashicorp.com/vault