Google Docs Lacks Bulk Folder Download and Upload Capability
Google Docs does not support downloading or uploading entire folders as a unit, forcing users to manually select individual files for bulk operations. This gap creates friction for users who need to transfer large sets of documents between Google Drive and local storage.
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