Feature REQUESTS

[aldist]

Thank you for the suggestion. We're not entirely clear on what 'Native Format Mode' means, but we'll keep it in mind for the future.

It simply means that all files and folders that are backed up are simply being copied to the chosen backup location and not creating a single .DBI file containing all of the files.

Why not teach Hasleo how to make pizza? Until now, I've been walking to get pizza or ordering delivery, but I'm tired of that.
Please implement this option.

[guest123]

Another feature request that hopefully wouldn't be too difficult to add. In the file backup section, would it be possible to add an option to pick from "Image Mode or Native Format Mode"? This is the same feature that EaseUS Todo has. Personally, I don't like backing up my "files" to an image file. I prefer the native mode, while being able to have a retention scheme of 90 days or so.

Thanks

It is suggested to not use all-in-one software for everything when it comes to backup. Disk imaging is completely different from file/folder backup & it is better to use specialised software for each. There are various free file/folder sync/copy software which do the job perfectly fine without unnecessary complications of various services & processes involved with a disk imaging software. Here is one such software that not only backup/copy files & folders in native format but its versions also stored in "native format".

https://www.syncfolders.elementfx.com/home.html

SyncFolders - an easy tool to synchronize or backup your files and folders
SyncFolders, an easy tool to synchronize or backup your files and folders.

[xeroid]

Another feature request that hopefully wouldn't be too difficult to add. In the file backup section, would it be possible to add an option to pick from "Image Mode or Native Format Mode"? This is the same feature that EaseUS Todo has. Personally, I don't like backing up my "files" to an image file. I prefer the native mode, while being able to have a retention scheme of 90 days or so.

Thanks

It is suggested to not use all-in-one software for everything when it comes to backup. Disk imaging is completely different from file/folder backup & it is better to use specialised software for each. There are various free file/folder sync/copy software which do the job perfectly fine without unnecessary complications of various services & processes involved with a disk imaging software. Here is one such software that not only backup/copy files & folders in native format but its versions also stored in "native format".

https://www.syncfolders.elementfx.com/home.html

I wouldn't tell Hasleo, Macrium, EaseUS Todo, Acronis, Aomei and numerous others that "it is suggested not to use all-in-one software", as all of them provide total backup solutions. I'm very familiar with file & folder sync software, as I use FreeFileSync for a particular purpose in my backup process. As I watch Hasleo develop and improve, my confidence in the program is getting higher and higher, so I have no problem using one product for both Imaging and file backups. The suggestion that I gave is part of the File Backup feature that already exists in Hasleo Backup Suite, and actually my suggested improvement exists in a couple of the products that I just mentioned.