Adds a menu to the Finder that allows control over files stored iCloud, allowing user-controlled selective synchronization.

• Download the latest version here
• Place the app in your Applications folder
• Launch it by right/control clicking and choosing "Open" (to prevent gatekeeper from preventing the app to open) and follow the instructions on screen

The following options are provided trough a toolbar item in the Finder.

• Remove selected item locally: the selected item(s) will be removed from your device, while remaining in iCloud.
• Download selected item: download previously removed files from iCloud. On macOS Sierra, the cloud icon provides the same functionality.
• Publish public link: places a link to the selected file in your clipboard.

iCloud Control should work on macOS 10.2 Sierra, and on OS X 10.11 El Capitan.

iCloud Control is licensed under the MIT license. In addition to the restrictions placed by the MIT license, you are not permitted and will not get permission to list iCloud Control or any derivative work on software catalogue websites like Mac Informer or MacUpdate.

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Copyright (c) 2016 Robbert Brandsma

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