material-ui-dropzone is a React component built on Material-UI and the react-dropzone library. It provides a file-upload dropzone or a dropzone inside a dialog, with effects for allowed and disallowed files, previews and alerts. It is installed via npm or yarn and released under the MIT license.
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FileQ is a free file upload service supporting large files up to 110GB. It offers file management, an API and remote URL uploads, and downloads with resume support. Uploaded files are deleted after three days unless the user signs up to store them longer.
Lufi is a file uploader that accepts dropped files and can compress them into a zip archive. It offers a delay option, after which the file is deleted. Server limitations set retention by file size: between 0 and 96M, 90 day(s); between 96M and 954M, 15 day(s); for 954M and more, 2 day(s).
MEGA is an encrypted cloud storage service offering free storage, secure file upload, download and sharing, private chat and meetings, plus a VPN and password manager. It uses zero-knowledge encryption so only the data owner and authorised users hold the keys.
Stashr is a file-sharing service for uploading and sharing files up to 1GB without an account. It offers client-side AES-256 encryption, optional password protection, download limits and auto-expiration. Files can be uploaded individually or in folders that are zipped automatically, and shared links include QR codes.
1fichier.com is a file hosting and cloud storage service for uploading files and sharing download links, with no sign-up or software required. Files can also be uploaded via FTP or remote upload, and files can be copied into an account from a shared link. Files are hosted in France and the Netherlands.
file.kiwi is a web-based file transfer and sharing service. It allows uploading files without a size limit and creating a shareable link without signup, using end-to-end 128-bit AES-GCM encryption, with files auto-expiring and an option for shared web folders.
