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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.
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.
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.
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.
NahrajSoubor is a file utility for storage, cleanup, downloads, syncing, previews, or file management.
IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) is described as a constellation of open-source tools for content addressing. The project states that developers build verifiable, portable, and resilient systems across public and private networks. The site says IPFS provides content addressing building blocks for applications across open networks.
