ONLYOFFICE VS Cryptomator

It works in Windows so you can try it: https://www.onlyoffice.com/

Excel might not work, but [ONLYOFFICE](www.onlyoffice.com) is almost a pixel-perfect alternative.

If you want an open source option for editing office documents I've used OnlyOffice with NextCloud and it works pretty well.

Only Office

OnlyOffice is a good MS Word alternative: https://www.onlyoffice.com/

I use onlyoffice[0] because MS Office doesn't run on Linux. It is open source and seems to have the best compatibility with MS Office. You can self host it and/or use it locally. It also integrates with e.g. nextcloud or seafile.

Some features are missing yes, but the usability (IMO) is better than Libre-/OpenOffice.

I don't know how good the collaboration is but they seem to advertise for it.

[0] https://www.onlyoffice.com/

Yes, they don't even have to reinvent online office. They could use something like https://www.onlyoffice.com/ which is open source and can be implemented in a browser.

There's OnlyOffice though I can't vouch for its quality as a multi-user docs / sheets replacement; I've only used it offline.

- First, I would utilize a FOSS program like Cryptomator. What this does is create an encrypted space where you can throw in anything and everything and then lock it. This space can also be stored in a Google Drive account (or any online storage really), while actually remaining encrypted. Create and store the random-gen password in your Bitwarden account. And guess what?! This is also available for all major devices.

PC: https://github.com/cryptomator/cryptomator

Yes, Cryptomator is made just for that!

Mit Cryptomator verschlüsseln

Cryptomator. FOSS????? Fantastic app for backing up your data into the cloud. Encrypts your files first on the device then pushes them to Dropbox or Google Drive or whatever you choose.

Cryptomator which gives you an easy way to create non-fixed containers, basically encrypted folders that can grow in size as you add files to them, which is very useful for file syncing with the cloud, and for storing personal files and folders without having to predetermine a size for them.

Create a vault with cryptomator (free and open source). This will allow you to have a local directory (in your phone or computer) that you'll only be able to lock/unlock with a password. The encrypted directory is unreadable, you'll have to provide a password to access its contents.

I personally go with a combination of iCloud Private Relay, iCloud Hide my Email, Cryptomator and 1Blocker or NextDNS.

Time to switch to cryptomator I guess...

https://cryptomator.org

Use whatever cloud service you want and pair it with Cryptomator