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> Google drive also changes the modification time when a file is renamed I did not know this. This is unfortunate. Upon further testing, I see that FFS can already detect renames on Google Drive as long as the rename is done by a client that purposefully preserves file modtime (e.g. FFS itself), so ...

FFS can already detect file renames on local drives quite reliably by using file ID on supported filesystems. However, it doesn't yet do this on Google Drive. A cloud side rename on Google Drive will be treated as a delete+new file. Google Drive provides a stable file ID for each file, it can used t...

I'm having the same problem, but the new version Zenju posted has expired on MediaFire. Anyway I can get it?

it should be possible to do via script that will do 7-zip encryption and then FreeFileSync call Since I'd like a local unencrypted copy and a cloud encrypted copy synced all the time, encryption should be integrated with the syncing. A separate call is unlikely to work. CryptSync works fine for mos...

Edit %AppData%\FreeFileSync\GlobalSettings.xml
change
<FileTimeTolerance Seconds="2"/>
to
<FileTimeTolerance Seconds="-1"/>
This ignores any time difference.
Then select compare by file time and size (except time is out of the picture now)

The topic of encryption has appeared in multiple posts on this forum. I am well aware of the developers' position on this issue. Zenju has argued that encryption is better handled by other specialized software, and they have a valid point. Encryption is difficult. Vulnerabilities are hard to elimina...