Hi,
Going to address each of these posts one by one.
Zersiax:
Yes you can. Go to options, my devices, and at the very bottom you can click on my devices.
Keep in mind, and this goes for anyone using the web gui, I'm using firefox and NVDA here, so your mileage with anything else may vary.
Once you click on link a device, there should be an option for mobile or desktop. Click mobile, and from there it should tell you to scan the code that shows up on the screen.
If not that, you can link it manually, which is the other option, which means you type in the key it gives you. This also goes for other computers as well, as long as you have one machine that's your main desktop or what not. Every folder that gets added, as long as all the computers used the same central key to connect, will be added to each other. Example:
You add laptop 1 and 2 to your desktops list of folders. The folders from desktop get transfered over to them. You add a folder on laptop 2, it also gets added, along with your default setting (selective sync, fully synced or disconnected) on laptop 1 and desktop.
Does that make sense?
enes:
OK, I'm going to get you to do a few things here first because I'm honestly not sure of the desktop keyboard command.
Using NVDA and firefox, go to the folder name you want to right click. Hit capslock (aka NVDA from now on) shift and m. This should focus that folder.
Now hit NVDA right bracket. At the very bottom of the screen you should see things like copy read only secret, selective sync on and off, disconnect, pause syncing of this folder, etc.
You might have to maximize the window, alt tab in and out of firefox etc to get the folder to focus when you hit NVDA shift m.
I hope that helps a little. It took me ages to figure that little tidbit out.
By the way, I can't get this working in chrome or internet explorer and not sure why. Other screen readers mileages may vary too! I can try jaws when I get a bit of time on my hands, too.
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