Merge branch 'main' into mountainduck/5

Author: dkocher

cli/index.md

@@ -40,19 +40,14 @@ Choose *File → New Vault…* to create a new vault.
 
 :::{image} _images/New_Encrypted_Vault_File_Menu_Option.png
 :alt: New Encrypted Vault File Menu Option
-:width: 400px
+:width: 600px
 :::
 
 ::::
 ::::{group-tab} Mountain Duck
 
 1. Choose *New Vault…* from the Finder Extension toolbar or context menu using right-click in Finder or Windows Explorer.
 
-    :::{image} _images/Mountain_Duck_Create_New_Vault_Finder_Extension.png
-    :alt: Mountain Duck Create New Vault (Finder Extension)
-    :width: 400px
-    :::
-    
     :::{image} _images/Mountain_Duck_Create_New_Vault_Windows_Explorer.png
     :alt: Mountain Duck Create New Vault (Windows Explorer)
     :width: 400px
@@ -109,8 +104,8 @@ Choose the *Cryptomator* button in the toolbar or *File → Unlock Vault* and *F
 
 Lock and unlock vaults within the Finder or Windows Explorer using the context menu:
 
-`Mountain Duck → Cryptomator → Lock Vault`
-`Mountain Duck → Cryptomator → Unlock Vault`
+ * *Mountain Duck → Cryptomator → Lock Vault*
+ * *Mountain Duck → Cryptomator → Unlock Vault*
 
 :::
 ::::
@@ -121,25 +116,25 @@ The menu option is disabled if you have set Preferences → Cryptomator → Auto
 
 ### Save Passphrase
 
-You can check *Add to Keychain* to save the passphrase to open the vault with the master key file in your login keychain. The checkbox is disabled by default. Another application that wants to access the vault passphrase from the login keychain will trigger a permission prompt.
+Check *Save Password* to save the master key file passphrase of vaults.
+
+:::::{tabs}
+::::{group-tab} macOS
 
-:::{image} _images/Keychain_Access_Crpytomator_Passphrase.png
+Manage your passwords with *Keychain Access.app* on Mac. Refer to the [Keychain Access User Guide](https://support.apple.com/kb/PH20093?locale=en_US). Another application that wants to access the vault passphrase from the login keychain will trigger a permission prompt.
+
+:::{image} _images/Keychain_Access_Cryptomator_Passphrase.png
 :alt: Keychain Access Cryptomator Passphrase
 :width: 400px
 :::
 
-::::{tabs}
-:::{group-tab} macOS
-
-Manage your passwords with *Keychain Access.app* on Mac. Refer to [Keychain for Mac: Keychain Access overview](https://support.apple.com/kb/PH20093?locale=en_US).
-
-:::
-:::{group-tab} Windows
+::::
+::::{group-tab} Windows
 
 Passwords are saved in the *Credential Manager*. You can view and delete your saved login information in *Control Panel → User Accounts → Credential Manager → Windows Credentials*.
 
-:::
 ::::
+:::::
 
 ### File Transfers
 
@@ -157,7 +152,7 @@ You can open and browse multiple vaults on a server in a single browser window.
 
 :::{image} _images/Cryptomator_Vault_Browser.png
 :alt: Cryptomator Vault Browser
-:width: 400px
+:width: 600px
 :::
 
 ### Moving Files Into Vault
@@ -170,39 +165,14 @@ The vault must be unlocked before you move files to it, otherwise the files won'
 
 ### Access Vaults on Local Disk
 
-Both [Cyberduck](https://cyberduck.io/) and [Mountain Duck](https://mountainduck.io/) support browsing your local disk to access vaults created on your computer. Create a new [bookmark](../cyberduck/bookmarks) to connect to your local disk.
-
-:::{image} _images/local_disk_connection.png
-:alt: Local Disk Connection
-:width: 400px
-:::
-
-In your local disk connection, you can access all directories which are saved on your local disk. This includes for example your local synchronized [Dropbox](../protocols/dropbox), [Google Drive](../protocols/googledrive) and [OneDrive](../protocols/onedrive) directories.
-
-::::{admonition} Access a Cryptomator Vault on local disk on the example of Dropbox
-:class: note
-
-1. Navigate to the Dropbox directory and open the subdirectories until you reach your vault.
-2. Double click your vault.
-3. Type your set password in the password box. If you want you can save the password for easier access to this directory for further usage.
-   :::{image} _images/access_Cryptomator_vault_Mountain_Duck.png
-   :alt: Mountain Duck Cryptomator Vault 
-   :width: 400px
-   :::
-   :::{image} _images/access_Cryptomator_vault_Cyberduck.png
-   :alt: Cyberduck Access Cryptomator Vault
-   :width: 400px
-   :::
-4. Click the Continue button and your vault should open.
-
-::::
+Both [Cyberduck](../cyberduck/index.md) and [Mountain Duck](../mountainduck/index.md) support browsing your local disk to access vaults created on your computer. Refer to the [tutorial](../tutorials/vault_localdisk.md).
 
 ## Known Limitations
 
-- As [Name shortening](https://docs.cryptomator.org/en/latest/security/architecture/#name-shortening) is not supported the maximum length for a filename (including extension) is 146 characters. Note that using non-ASCII characters in your filenames may lower this limit.   
+- As [name shortening](https://docs.cryptomator.org/en/latest/security/architecture/#name-shortening) is not supported, the maximum length for a filename (including extension) is 146 characters. Note that using non-ASCII characters in your filenames may lower this limit.
 - Changing the vault passphrase is currently not supported.
 - To delete a vault it cannot be unlocked. Choose *Cancel* in the vault password prompt to skip unlocking the vault after selecting the vault folder for delete.
-- Creating or accessing a vault in a vault is currently not supported using Cyberduck.
+- Creating or accessing a vault within a vault is currently not supported using Cyberduck.
 - Locking or unlocking a vault requires network connectivity using Mountain Duck regardless of the [connect mode](../mountainduck/connect/index.md).
 
 ## Preferences