![]() ![]() ![]() Windows asks you where you want to save the file. In Chrome, you right-click the file and tell Windows to start downloading. You're browsing on your computer, and find a file you want to store on your Google Drive. In any case, the OP is asking for the upload process to be eliminated and to have the file go from whatever website he's pulling the file from directly to the Google Drive (site to site). whether you initiate the upload or it's done for you in the background. Regardless, it's still a download then upload process. Then apps like ES File Explorer would be able to copy and move files between your phone and Google Drive, and you'd be able to pick the Google Drive folder to save things with any app that uses a file manager. On Android, the Google Drive app does all the work, but doesn't give you a folder in the Android file system like the Windows app does. It's just that the uploading is done for you in the background. But you're STILL downloading and uploading. If you're on your desktop or laptop computer and have installed the Google Drive application, you're presented with a folder in Windows Explorer so that the process appears seamless. When you save something to Google Drive or Dropbox or any other cloud storage, what is actually happening is the file is downloaded from the website that you pulled it from and then uploaded to the cloud drive. Saving to a cloud drive is not the same thing as saving to a local hard drive or removable drive. ![]() But that's not what we're talking about here. The Android app should have a tie-in to the file system that allows the browser or any file manager to see a Google Drive folder. If all we're talking about is being able to pick a location when saving a file on Android, then I agree. However, when I come across a zip on the internet that I am interested in saving for later (bookmarking doesn't always help because the download link may disappear), I'd like to download it directly to Google Drive for archiving for later. If I wanted the file locally, then I wouldn't bother downloading straight to Drive. The reason is because it takes much longer for me to download that zip file, then upload to Google Drive, and it uses a lot of bandwidth to do that. What I would like to do is when clicking (or right clicking) the download link, get an option to "Save to Google Drive" or something like that, so instead of the zip file downloading to my downloads folder, it downloads straight on to Google Drive, without it even going to my computer or phone. Typically when you click that link, it starts to download to your downloads folder on your desktop or phone. Customers canceling service will have to pay a replacement fee (including any applicable taxes) if they fail to return equipment within 60 days after cancellation.ĥ: Other or qualified customer-owned routers may be deployed on < 1 Gig and select 1 Gig installations. Larger homes or homes with certain layouts may need extra extenders for full coverage. Actual speeds and latency depend on network conditions, connected device, local regulations and environmental factors.ģ: Actual internet, Wi-Fi speeds and Wi-Fi coverage are not guaranteed and can vary based on factors such as home or business size and layout, construction materials, hardware and software limitations, latency, packet loss, etc.Ĥ: New customers with eligible plans may receive up to two extenders for no additional fee. ![]() Up to 900 Mbps Wifi claim based on Wi-fi 6E router, compatible hardware and a 1 Gig Internet plan.Ģ: Wi-Fi 6E specifications, more secure and comparison between expected latency of routers are based on meeting minimum technical specs for Wi-Fi 6 and earlier standards and routers meeting minimum technical specs for Wi-Fi 6E standard, assuming use of a Wi-Fi 6 or later generation client device that supports up to 160 MHz channels. Up to 1.6 gigabit Wifi claim based on Wi-fi 6E router, compatible hardware and a multigig Internet plan. Plan, service, and equipment availability vary by address.ġ: Faster wireless speed based on comparison of Wifi 6E max observed to typical Wifi 6 speed. Upload/download speed and device streaming claims are based on maximum wired speeds. ![]()
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