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I saw the entries from '13 and '14 and am wondering whether there still is no way to simply connect Jolla to a Mac and make it appear as a USB mass storage device on the Mac. That would be the easiest way to transfer music and pictures, documents etc. XNJB does not seem to work, at least for me, on OSX 10.10.2, the Jolla is simply not recognized. That is a major drawback, to be honest. I have a plain Firefox OS phone here, too, which appears on the desktop right out of the box, without anything to do and transferring contacts (.vcf), music, video and data that way is so much easier than Wifi, SFTP, or anything else.

I saw the entries from '13 and '14 and am wondering whether there still is no way to simply connect Jolla to a Mac and make it appear as a USB mass storage device on the Mac. That would be the easiest way to transfer music and pictures, documents etc. XNJB does not seem to work, at least for me, on OSX 10.10.2, the Jolla is simply not recognized. That is a major drawback, to be honest. I have a plain Firefox OS phone here, too, which appears on the desktop right out of the box, without anything to do and transferring contacts (.vcf), music, video and data that way is so much easier than Wifi, SFTP, or anything else.

I saw the entries from '13 and '14 and am wondering whether there still is no way to simply connect Jolla to a Mac and make it appear as a USB mass storage device on the Mac. That would be the easiest way to transfer music and pictures, documents etc. XNJB does not seem to work, at least for me, on OSX 10.10.2, the Jolla phone is simply not recognized. That is a major drawback, to be honest. I have a plain Firefox OS phone here, too, which appears on the desktop right out of the box, without anything to do and transferring contacts (.vcf), music, video and data that way is so much easier than Wifi, SFTP, or anything else.

I saw the entries from '13 and '14 and am wondering whether there still is no way to simply connect Jolla to a Mac and make it appear as a USB mass storage device on the Mac. That would be the easiest way to transfer music and pictures, documents etc. XNJB does not seem to work, at least for me, on OSX 10.10.2, the phone is simply not recognized. That is a major drawback, to be honest. I have a plain Firefox OS phone here, too, which appears on the desktop right out of the box, without anything to do and transferring contacts (.vcf), music, video and data that way is so much easier than Wifi, SFTP, or anything else.