Mount folder.computer as a Drive

Windows

1. Open File Explorer
2. Right-click on This PC → Map network drive
3. Click "Connect to a Web site that you can use to store your documents and pictures"
4. Click Next, then Choose a custom network location
5. Enter: https://folder.computer/your-username
6. Enter your username and password when prompted

Note: Replace your-username with your actual folder.computer username

macOS

1. Open Finder
2. Press ⌘ + K (or Go → Connect to Server)
3. Enter: https://folder.computer/your-username
4. Click Connect
5. Enter your username and password
6. Your folder will appear in Finder sidebar under Locations

Linux (Ubuntu/GNOME)

1. Open Files (Nautilus)
2. Click + Other Locations in the sidebar
3. At the bottom, enter: davs://folder.computer/your-username
4. Press Connect
5. Enter your username and password

Command Line (davfs2)

sudo apt install davfs2
sudo mkdir /mnt/folder.computer
sudo mount -t davfs https://folder.computer/your-username /mnt/folder.computer

What You Can Do

• Create, rename, and delete files and folders
• Drag and drop files from your desktop
• Edit files directly (they save automatically)
• Download entire folders
• Move and copy files between folders
• Access from anywhere with internet

Troubleshooting

• Connection fails: Make sure you're using https:// (not http://)
• Authentication error: Double-check your username and password
• Windows "folder is invalid": Try adding the site to Internet Options → Security → Trusted Sites first
• macOS won't connect: Try http:// if https doesn't work (less secure)