Honestly, there's something to be said for "shared passwords" for cases like this. I know that mathematically a public password adds no actual security over th

Honestly, there's something to be said for "shared passwords" for cases like this. I know that mathematically a public password adds no actual security over the long URL, but they're unlikely to be embedded in the link and propagated automatically as easily. But google only offers sharing write-access by account or publicly, not "public with password". I should be able to just say "here's the link, the password is burp441toaster, no spaces all lowercase".