#Firefox send pro#
The service lets you set a password and expiry date for the generated link (available for Pro account users). The pro plan increases that limit to 50 people.ĭropbox isn’t behind either. The free plan lets you perform Email transfer to up to 3 people. But one can also create custom WeTransfer URL, add a message with sharing a link, and even resend/delete transfer at any time. The privacy functions such as password protection and expiry remain the same. You can also add an expiry date and even set the rules to disable links after a certain number of downloads. The true value of using these services over the likes of Google Drive and Box rests in the sharing capabilities for the files.Īfter attaching files in Firefox, you can send end-to-end encrypted files with password-protected sharing links. The paying consumers can share files with up to 100GB limit. Meanwhile, Dropbox allows 100MB of file sharing. WeTransfer Pro unlocks 1TB of storage and 20GB of file sharing limit. The free tier doesn’t offer any storage and lets you attach up to 2GB of file. If you want more storage, then log in using Firefox credentials and it upgrades the storage to 2.5GB.
If you don’t want to create an account, then you can add up to 1GB of file for sharing. File Size and Storage Limitįirefox Send offers the quite a bit of flexibility. A clean home page with customizable background and the ability to add a company logo. With WeTransfer Pro (I will talk about that later), you can change the background image as well.ĭropbox delivers the best user experience. After uploading files, one can download, copy link, and even forward or delete the data. WeTransfer offers some interesting posts to read right from the home screen. With adding files, Firefox Send also provides the past transfers with download and copy link function. Thankfully, all three services use intuitive UI and big buttons to get you started quickly. After all, a user shouldn’t get lost figuring about uploading and sharing stuff.
#Firefox send android#
Firefox Send gets a edge by making the service available on Android too.Ī simple and easy to use UI is essential in these services. You don’t need to create an account to get started. Cross-Platform AvailabilityĪll three services are available on the web. The comparison will cover UI, features, file size limit, price, and more. In this post, we are going to compare Firefox Send, WeTransfer, and Dropbox Transfer. It’s also useful to share temporary files without uploading them to your prime cloud storage service.
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