Regardless, throw in affordable yearly plans and you have a short-lister for the security-conscious user. Formerly, NordLocker used lockers, or encrypted blobs (their word, not mine), that you first had to create before storing files in them. NordLocker still offers a browser interface, but there’s a new Windows background client that creates the aforementioned virtual folder you can drag files to. The virtual folder handles said files just like Windows: Files dragged from the same drive are moved to the NordLocker folder, while files from other drives are copied. Inside the NordLocker folder you can right-click and select whether you want the file to remain local, or exist only online.