There is also http://transfer.sh [0]
I've used wetransfer for files up to 2GB (https://wetransfer.com). If you need more they have a very reasonable $12/mo pro plan that gives up to 20GB per transfer and options for password protection etc.
Re:Dropbox Transfer
by brianbreslin on Thursday December 26, 2019 @09:45AM
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This is limited to 1GB. Dropbox is limited to 100GB file size.
That's their pro version. Free is limited to 100MB
Given that we hit a file size limit with the paid version of Box at the work the other day, this is welcome news.
It's 2.5 GB if you log in. For anything I share, that's plenty.
what has the best in file size and upload caps
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I'd not heard of FF Send before this comment, and will now make use of it, so I think your comment is a bit misguided.
So? Are we not allowed to suggest alternatives? Let the customer choose and stop doing it for them. Especially by censoring.
Hey, easy there :) Nothing wrong with linking to an alternative.
Re:Dropbox Transfer
by webpaymentsguy on Thursday December 26, 2019 @09:54AM
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>It is premium.
What you consider premium, I consider a rip off.
Re:Dropbox Transfer
by cryptoquick on Thursday December 26, 2019 @09:32AM
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"You should treat other businesses with respect"
no business deserves respect. a business is not a person. a business does not have human rights, nor human needs. a business is a social construct, deserving of about as much respect as, say, the concept of a deity, or a work of fiction.
I'm not sure I follow your reasoning. Are you saying that suggesting a relevant and free alternative by a non-profit is disrespectful towards Dropbox, and should not be allowed?
https://send.firefox.com/
The file is encrypted, the urls are expiring, it costs nothing.