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You can use https://cyberduck.io/ or https://s3browser.com/
Backblaze also has a web GUI but I prefer desktop client for parallel uploads
Both B2 and S3 have web GUIs.
All the B2, S3 stuff I can't help but mention @yoursunny.
P9 plan - push ups over ethernet. Jumbo frames welcome.
No. It has a web UI but it's mostly for usage with some client and it doesn't do suncing like OneDrive.
B2 is more like S3 - designed to be used as object storage.
Unline OneDrive, it doesn't have its own sync client that you can install and have it automatically sync files/folders to it. You'd need to use third-party software, like @quanhua92 mentioned.
It does have a web-gui for you to create buckets and upload folders, but I personally wouldn't use it that way.
Also, B2 does charge you to download your files.
If you're looking for a simple solution to sync your files and store them in the cloud, I would stick to OneDrive, Gdrive, Dropbox, etc...
I suggest you use MinIO client to synchronize files.
Example:
Reference link:
why not signup and test it yourself to see if it meets your requirements? first 10GB of storage are free - plenty of room to test it.
It seems Backblaze B2 is the cheapest when you consider the following:
I found out that Scaleway Glacier is even cheaper but it is not easy to use.