where do I see my icloud drive content?

[nando87]

Isn't there an app or something like dropbox? Oh god I thought this would be intuitive now...

 

[matttye]

Search the forum - discussed at length. It's nothing like Dropbox.

 

[Menel]

Apps have to implement the API.
There is no dedicated app. (I know odd)
Also, http://beta.icloud.com has access.

 

[whsbuss]

Apps have to implement the API.
There is no dedicated app. (I know odd)
Also, http://beta.icloud.com has access.

And now, so does iCloud.com (at least for me)

 

[Skevaboy]

Isn't there an app or something like dropbox? Oh god I thought this would be intuitive now...

www.icloud.com

 

[DotCom2]

Apps have to implement the API.
There is no dedicated app. (I know odd)
Also, http://beta.icloud.com has access.

WTH!
GAH, how useless this is then!

 

[nando87]

www.icloud.com

and why aren't my photos, the ones which where at the streaming folder, now there?

 

[afsnyder]

WTH!
GAH, how useless this is then!

It's not useless. Essentially, Apple wanted an extension for developers to allow access to their Cloud services (or even non-cloud) for any app. Apple has a cloud service, they adjusted it slightly to allow for this new interaction.

But the big thing is here is that apps no longer have to duplicate files to be able to edit them. You don't see that, but it saves space.

 

[Skevaboy]

and why aren't my photos, the ones which where at the streaming folder, now there?

good question, i need to research that one! maybe they only show via iPhotos app

 

[nando87]

Apple always has to do something in a bizarre abstract way...

 

[DotCom2]

It's not useless. Essentially, Apple wanted an extension for developers to allow access to their Cloud services (or even non-cloud) for any app. Apple has a cloud service, they adjusted it slightly to allow for this new interaction.

But the big thing is here is that apps no longer have to duplicate files to be able to edit them. You don't see that, but it saves space.

Guess I'm not dumping my Dropbox!