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Litterbox is an unlimited temporary file hosting service that supports uploads of up to 1 GB. Users can select expiration periods of 1 hour, 12 hours, 1 day, or 3 days for uploaded files, and can choose between 6-character and 16-character file name lengths.
Savedly is a free file and video hosting service that requires no sign-up. Files or videos are uploaded and receive an instant shareable link, and videos play inline on the share page. The service states there is no size limit, and uploads can optionally be password protected. Programs such as .exe files cannot be uploaded directly and must be placed in a .zip or .rar first.
DropMB is described as an open-source and self-hosted file-sharing platform. It generates a link for any file to share, with options to set expiration dates, customize download limits and add password protection. An integrated email feature allows files to be sent directly to recipients' inboxes.
Air Explorer is a cloud manager for Windows and Mac that transfers, syncs and encrypts files across 40+ services. It offers cloud-to-cloud transfers, scheduled sync and backups, file encryption and a unified interface for managing multiple accounts. A Pro version and a command line for automation are also documented.
Cyberduck is a libre server and cloud storage browser for Mac and Windows. It connects to servers, enterprise file sharing and cloud storage, with support for protocols including FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, SMB, OpenStack Swift, Google Cloud Storage, S3 and Azure. Optional client-side encryption with Cryptomator is offered, and no registration or account is required.
Spacedrive is a local-first app that connects files, clouds, devices, and sources in one place for browsing and searching. The native version is described as running entirely on the computer, with no cloud, account, subscription, or telemetry. Optional agents can be enabled to work across the data.
