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Originally Posted by kaufman
I'm not sure if this is intentional or an oversight, but shouldn't the program remember where you have stored the backup file the last time.
1) It makes it easier to keep your backups together
2) In some cases it make it easier to do a restore
3) It makes it easier to use a tool like dropsync
or, just default to some folder other than the root folder. I vote for /storage/emulated/0/data, since that is the place a lot of other programs use.
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I decided to do nothing special because there isn't anything that would satisfy everyone, or even a majority. A user can navigate to wherever s/he wants to save the file. The file can be named whatever s/he wants; tapping on an existing file will overwrite it. The user might then do something to add the file to a cloud storage folder, which may or may not require a specific folder. When opening a backup, tapping on a backup file will open it. It works. It is used rarely.
I guess I am saying that this is too low a priority on my list of issues to worry about.