Hi everyone, I wanted to ask whether the current Mega sharing method is convenient enough for you.
Right now, my folder structure requires you to download the folders and then manually merge them so that all the videos and scripts end up together. Although this is already quite simple, I’ve been thinking about whether I should add a top-level folder. This way, after downloading, everything would already be merged together without any extra steps.
(Videos and scripts will still be shared separately to ensure safety, but by adjusting the folder paths, users can skip the manual merging step and have them combined immediately after downloading.)
Since I’ve been using the current method for a long time, I don’t want to change it if people aren’t comfortable with the new setup. So I’d like to hear your opinions.
This change would probably be more convenient for those using the Mega client, while it wouldn’t make much difference for users who download files individually.
Please let me know what you think. Thank you!
Example
.
```
├── extra_scripts
│ └── Wata35P
│ └── Extra
├── full_scripts
│ └── Wata35P
│ └── Full
└── Videos&Games&Audios
└── Wata35P
├── Extra
├── Full
└── i make VR
```
When I organize the files this way, the scripts and videos are still stored separately to maintain security. However, I will share the Wata35P subfolder from each folder.
When you download using the Mega client, it will only create one Wata35P folder, and the videos and scripts will be automatically merged into the same folder.
For those who download files individually, you may still need to merge them manually, which is the same as before
The Mega client has a differential download feature. Each time you download, you only need to click 'Download All', and it will automatically skip the parts that have already been downloaded, downloading only the new parts