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Seems pretty cool. I was actually thinking of building a similar 'accountless' file upload and sharing service, but this one is a lot better than what I was en
by cyberferret 10y ago
Seems pretty cool. I was actually thinking of building a similar 'accountless' file upload and sharing service, but this one is a lot better than what I was envisaging.
Question - would you, in the future allow uploading to configurable destinations, e.g. my own S3 buckets? Also, do you track the number of time a file asset was downloaded from your service so that the original uploader can check activity stats?
EDIT: Feedback - when I scrolled to the bottom of the home page, the "There is something I have to tell you" section is duplicated under itself.
- NoFile 10y agoThanks for the positive feedback. Right now there's only an option to upload files to Dropbox, but the plan is to add as many useful alternatives as possible and S3 would be a good option. The number of times a file was downloaded is currently being counted, but it isn't public. It would be an interesting idea to display it on every download page by default (similar to Imgur) and give the uploader the option of disabling it. The duplicated info block has also been replaced, thanks for pointing it out.