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I think the idea is pretty interesting (at least on the surface), but after trying it a few times I wonder what the utility of it will be in practice. In partic
by barik 15y ago
I think the idea is pretty interesting (at least on the surface), but after trying it a few times I wonder what the utility of it will be in practice. In particular, I'm trying to think of use cases where I would have access to e-mail, but wouldn't have access to either the Dropbox application itself or the Dropbox web interface.
And, as others have mentioned, the whole point of Dropbox for me was to avoid having to send file attachments in the first place.
- bhousel 15y agoI don't think this would be useful for new documents. To me, it would be more useful for moving all of my documents that I have stored as email attachments that have been accumulating for years.
- ftepp 15y agoI think the real use would be letting people add files to your dropbox without having to share a whole folder...e.x. clients giving you files without cluttering your inbox.
- andyakb 15y agoI am a new dropbox user, so forgive me if this can be done a better way, but there are times where I want to upload something to dropbox from a computer that is not my own. This would be great for that
- pinaceae 15y agodropbox has a webinterface, just log in on their homepage.