> Linux is fully supported. Beta-quality MacOS support is available, which means things usually work fine, but you may hit the odd issue (please file a ticket if you do!).
> Third-party implementations exist for for
> Windows: cppcryptfs
> Android: DroidFS
So gocryptfs has only beta support of Mac and no first party support for Windows/Android, and no support of iOS.
On the other hand, Cryptomator has first party support for all these platforms.
Based on the above, I don’t think that gocryptfs is really in the same space as Cryptomator which provides easy to use encrypted folders across all the major platforms that most people use.
> Linux is fully supported. Beta-quality MacOS support is available, which means things usually work fine, but you may hit the odd issue (please file a ticket if you do!).
> Third-party implementations exist for for
> Windows: cppcryptfs > Android: DroidFS
So gocryptfs has only beta support of Mac and no first party support for Windows/Android, and no support of iOS.
On the other hand, Cryptomator has first party support for all these platforms.
Based on the above, I don’t think that gocryptfs is really in the same space as Cryptomator which provides easy to use encrypted folders across all the major platforms that most people use.