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Cobian Backup 11 (Gravity) review: Free, option-rich and effective file backup

Cobian Backup 11 (Gravity) review: Free, option-rich and effective file backup

Posted on March 26, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s nice to see a simple program that just works without putting on airs.

Cobian Backup, with its old-guard look and interface, may not be much to look at.  But like many things OG, it works as well as, and quite likely better than, the shiny new toys. If you’re looking for something reliable and more configurable that Windows’ own File History, it’s definitely worth the download.
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