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Seems superfluous. In Windows 10 you can right click on a file > Share > choose any app or person to send the file. Or in the latest version you can just drag/d
by whowouldathunk 9y ago
Seems superfluous. In Windows 10 you can right click on a file > Share > choose any app or person to send the file. Or in the latest version you can just drag/drop a file on top of a person pinned to your taskbar.
Disclosure: I work at Microsoft.
- goldfire 9y agoThe only items I have in that sharing menu are e-mail, which clearly there would be no need for this service if that were good enough, OneNote, which makes no sense, and advertisements for Store apps that I don't want to use. I think it's safe enough to say that menu does not replace a service like this.
- whowouldathunk 9y agoThe problem with that is Windows' lack of apps. The UX is better and will be consistent regardless of if you're sharing from an app, File Explorer, or file picker. Mozilla's service could just plug into it.
- depressedpanda 9y agoSuperfluous how? Many people don't use Windows 10.
- whowouldathunk 9y agoI thought this was new Firefox UI at first. This seems like a service that would be nice to integrate into OS share flows. Windows, Android, and iOS all have share contracts and that seems more natural than going to a website.
- devrandomguy 9y agoSo, does this only work when everyone is only on both Windows and MSN? That would be a showstopper for most groups.