Because CloudMounter maps your cloud accounts (Google Drive, Dropbox, SFTP, etc.) as , you can create files just as you would on your hard drive: Open Finder (on Mac) or File Explorer (on Windows). Navigate to the mounted cloud drive or folder. Right-click in an empty space.
Ensure the drive is actually "Mounted." In the CloudMounter menu , the icon should indicate an active connection.
To create a new text file within , you should interact with the mounted drive directly through your computer's native file manager. ☁️ Creating a Text File CloudMounter 3.7 (637)
If you are unsure if you are on build 637, you can verify your version by mounting a disk and using the mount command in the Terminal, as suggested by MacUpdater .
According to the CloudMounter FAQ , there are specific scenarios where you create a new text file: Because CloudMounter maps your cloud accounts (Google Drive,
or "New Document" (the exact wording depends on your OS and installed context menu tools).
If the app is currently encrypting or decrypting a directory, the files are typically in "read-only" mode until the process finishes. 🛠️ Troubleshooting Tips Ensure the drive is actually "Mounted
If a folder is encrypted and currently "Locked," you cannot create new files within it until it is unlocked.