Uploading a file that already exists
What Drime does when you upload a file with the same name as one already in the folder, and how Replace, Keep both and Skip affect your files.
When you upload a file whose name is already used in the destination folder, Drime shows Duplicate Files Found and asks what to do. Choose an option, then click Continue.

#Your three choices
Option | What happens |
|---|---|
Replace existing file | The upload becomes a new version of the existing file. The previous content is kept in the file's version history. |
Keep both files | The new file is added with a number in its name, for example |
Skip file | The file is not uploaded. |
To use the same choice for every duplicate in this upload, tick Apply to all duplicated files. Drime remembers that choice in this browser for your next uploads. When files are skipped this way, a message offers Ask me next time if you want the question back.
You can also set this in advance, or go back to being asked: open Settings > General > Customisation and, under Duplicate files, choose Always ask me what to do, Replace the existing file, Keep both files - a number is added to the filename or Skip the file - it will not be uploaded. This setting is the same choice Drime remembers in this browser.
The Drime mobile app has its own duplicate setting, with the same four choices: see Upload files and follow your transfers.
#Good to know
Names must match exactly, including upper and lower case:
report.pdfandReport.pdfare different files.Replace existing file never deletes your previous content right away. You can go back to it from File versions: see Restore a previous version of a file.
A file keeps up to 10 versions. When an 11th is added, the oldest is removed.
Earlier versions count toward your storage.
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