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I use CloudApp for OS X for sharing files and it's pretty convenient. The best part is sharing screenshots with it. You take a screenshot, it is automatically u
by ankushio 12y ago
I use CloudApp for OS X for sharing files and it's pretty convenient. The best part is sharing screenshots with it. You take a screenshot, it is automatically uploaded to the cloud (no pun intended) and the link is copied to your Clipboard. You could not ask for anything simpler.
- Kudos 12y ago> You take a screenshot, it is automatically uploaded to my butt (no pun intended) and the link is copied to your Clipboard. No pun detected ;)
- MagicWishMonkey 12y agoI installed that plugin on my boss's computer, totally forgot about it, and he was about to reach out to a bunch of executives on LinkedIn to ask them what was up with their profiles when I finally told him about it. Joke almost went a little bit too far :)
- malvosenior 12y agoYou can do this hitting Command-Shift-4 in Dropbox too. https://www.dropbox.com/en/help/1964 https://www.dropbox.com/en/help/1964
- dewey 12y agoI'm still looking for an app which does just that, just with my own server via scp / sftp and not dropbox or a third party service. It's so convenient once you got used to it. - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8039708 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8039708
- aroch 12y agoI've used TinyGrab for this for quite some time: http://tinygrab.com/ http://tinygrab.com/
- hk__2 12y agoIt also has a CLI app: $ cloudapp -d myfile.pdf # upload the file and copy the link in your clipboard