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Dropbox Transfer — Send large files to anyone
With Transfer, users can send up to 100 GB of files with the option to drag & drop files to upload from computer or by adding items stored in Dropbox. The Transfer link can be used by anyone & be sent via an automatically generated email right from Transfer.
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Somebody told them that they were just a feature, but they didn’t want to listen. I think they will belly up soon, they still live because of inertia ...who the hell upvoted this. I’m sure they up-voters ain’t paying for a pro account.
Filemail.com > 50GB for free 🙂
Wetransfer.com > 2GB for free 🙂
Dropbox.com > 100MB for free... 🤔
@nicocaramella Tresorit > 5 GB for free on web and 3 GB with native app for windows and mac for creating links directly on finder/file manager
Any guarantees that it does not scan files and does not collect user data? I'd suggest to use Send by Firefox instead.
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You can even password protect transfer links and set an expiration date to encourage recipients to download the files. You'll get a link you can send to anyone—even if they aren't on Dropbox. After you send it, viewership stats let you see how many times the transfer's been accessed.
Does this mean I can send files that are not currently saved in my dropbox account? I'm curious to know how this differs from sending a link to the file if it is saved within your dropbox account... Anybody?
@christopher_jones1 yes. it differs in that the user only gets a copy of the file with this. they won’t see all the future changes to the file in your dropbox
100MB seems a little underwhelming if I'm being honest [without upgrading].
We use https://fromsmash.com - which is unlimited and pretty fast. It's never let us down.
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