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A community-maintained list of projects, applications, browsers, tools, pinning services and other resources related to IPFS. Submissions are made by pull request after reading the content policy. The page organizes entries into implementations, apps, browsers, tools, debugging resources, services and platforms, pinning services, and stale projects.
A beta browser-based file transfer service. A sender drags files into a drop zone and creates a unique download link for the recipient. No data is uploaded until the recipient starts the transfer, and the sender must keep the browser window open until the transfer completes. The link is valid for a single transfer and expires after 10 minutes.
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aQRoss is a file-sharing service where users scan a QR code to send files between devices. No sign-up is required, and files are not encrypted, so anyone with the room key can download them. Uploaded files are deleted one hour after a room is opened, and the service is free to use.
FileZilla is a free, open source FTP solution for both client and server. The FileZilla Client is described as a cross-platform FTP, FTPS and SFTP client with a graphical user interface.
Station307 is a free file transfer service for sending and receiving files directly. Files are never stored on the server, and hosting ends when the browser tab is closed. The service supports terminal use via cURL and Wget, multiple receivers, and QR codes in terminals.
Blip is a file transfer service for sending files of any size across platforms directly to other people and devices, with transfers starting instantly and resuming after interruptions. It is free for non-commercial use such as hobbies, education, and charity efforts.
A community-maintained list of projects, applications, browsers, tools, pinning services and other resources related to IPFS. Submissions are made by pull request after reading the content policy. The page organizes entries into implementations, apps, browsers, tools, debugging resources, services and platforms, pinning services, and stale projects.
A beta browser-based file transfer service. A sender drags files into a drop zone and creates a unique download link for the recipient. No data is uploaded until the recipient starts the transfer, and the sender must keep the browser window open until the transfer completes. The link is valid for a single transfer and expires after 10 minutes.
