Stillio can store screenshots in your Google Drive account as soon as the image file is created. After you have authenticated your account with Google Drive, and the first file is added, a "Stillio" folder is being created in the root of your Google Drive. Our app is only allowed to add files (and folders) and have access just to those files (and folder) so we cannot read/modify/delete any other file or folder in your account.
Example: When you're capturing www.cnn.com/weather in your Stillio account and have it synced to Google Drive, it will be stored with the hostname, url or title, and date and time in the file as Stillio/cnn.com+www.cnn.com-weather-2018-11-01-16-52.png. If you capture multiple webpages from various sites, they will all be stored in this folder.
The following steps are required:
Also, check the F.A.Q. at the bottom of this page.
Your Google Drive account is now linked to the Stillio app.
Go to Your Settings > Apps to enable or disable saving to Google Drive. To activate this option, set toggle button to "on" as shown below.
Frequently asked questions about syncing screenshots to your Google Drive account
We have registered an App at Google with limited permissions. A folder named after our app is created within the root folder of a user's Google Drive. Our app has read and write access to this folder and to the files that our app creates in it. More info at Google
If you cannot authorize to the App, please check that your Google Drive account is still active.
If files are not saved, please check that you have sufficient free disk space both on your computer and your Google Drive account.
Other reasons can be:
Please note that 3rd party integrations work at 'best effort' and are not guaranteed since we have no end-to-end control of its functionality.
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