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> right click on an item, click "copy public URL", paste it into the browser, and get an exact copy of that item You have described Google Drive.
by jeffbee 5mo ago
> right click on an item, click "copy public URL", paste it into the browser, and get an exact copy of that item
You have described Google Drive.
- sillysaurusx 5mo agoNot quite; it's not a direct link to the item. Put <img src="foo.jpg"> into an html file, alongside foo.jpg. In the original Dropbox, if you opened a link to the html file, you'd see a webpage that successfully rendered foo.jpg. So you could use it as a static file host.
- georgel 5mo agoIt was such a nice feature too, but very easily and quickly abused.