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Access Cryptomator Vaults on Local Disk | ||
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1. Create a new [bookmark](../cyberduck/bookmarks) to connect to your local disk in Cyberduck or Mountain Duck. You can | ||
access any directory on your local disk that you may preset in the _Path_ option. This includes for example the | ||
folders of your local synchronized [Dropbox](../protocols/dropbox), [Google Drive](../protocols/googledrive) | ||
and [OneDrive](../protocols/onedrive) contents. | ||
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:::{image} _images/Local_Disk_Connection.png | ||
:alt: Local Disk Connection | ||
:width: 600px | ||
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1. Choose _Connect_ and navigate to the directory containing your vault. | ||
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1. Double-clicking the vault in Cyberduck or opening the vault in Finder or Windows Explorer when connected with Mountain Duck will show _Unlock Vault_ prompt if you have _[Auto Detect](../cryptomator/index.md#auto-detect)_ enabled. Alternatively choose to _[Unlock Vault](../cryptomator/index.md#unlock-vault)_. | ||
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1. Enter the vault _Passphrase_ required to unlock and decrypt the vault contents. Optionally choose _[Save Password](../cryptomator/index.md#save-passphrase)_ if you want to store the passphrase for future usage. | ||
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::::{group-tab} Mountain Duck | ||
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:::{image} _images/Access_Cryptomator_Vault_Mountain_Duck.png | ||
:alt: Mountain Duck Cryptomator Vault | ||
:width: 600px | ||
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::::{group-tab} Cyberduck | ||
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:::{image} _images/Access_Cryptomator_Vault_Cyberduck.png | ||
:alt: Cyberduck Access Cryptomator Vault | ||
:width: 600px | ||
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2. Choose the _Continue_ button to show the decrypted contents of the vault. |