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I actually can see the use-case of asking someone for a large file. Having them download Dropbox is a pain, but something that is one-time use would be ideal.
by bdclimber14 16y ago
I actually can see the use-case of asking someone for a large file. Having them download Dropbox is a pain, but something that is one-time use would be ideal.
- sahillavingia 16y agoYeah, that's definitely one of the things we're going to be adding to the service. Person 1: "Hey, send me that file, use this: url" Person 2: "Oh!" drag and drop All updated in real time (so you could potentially link a whole group of friends something and see them all drop in files for an event or some-such). Perhaps a school trip or something to that extent.
- berberich 16y agoI've used AirDropper[1] for this a few times when clients needed to send me web design files, and it worked beautifully. Just connect it to your Dropbox account, send a file request email to the other person, and the files show up in the sandboxed AirDropper folder in your Dropbox account. It's like magic. [1] http://airdropper.com/ http://airdropper.com/