Keep in mind that you are sharing files by dropping them on Swiftdrop. By using Swiftdrop, you are utilizing your service account, which means you are bound by the chosen provider's current terms of service. Please note that the application requires you to have a (free) Dropbox account (), or a (free) Google Drive account (). The application uses the service API to communicate with the service provider of choice, so there is no need to install the client software to be able to use this application. Important status messages are also posted to the Notification Center. No user interface makes for a very light-weight and non-intrusive utility. is shown on the Dock icon, or next to the icon in the system menu. Set the remote folder to be used for each service separatelyĪll application feedback, such as upload progress, errors etc. ⁃ Optional Dock icon / system menu display ⁃ Optionally moving original files to Trash after upload ⁃ OS X Mountain Lion (and later) Notification Center support ⁃ History listing of your five latest drops for easy access to the URLs created ⁃ Dropping multiple files (automatic zip)
When the upload is complete, a publicly accessible URL pointing to the file is placed in the pasteboard, for easy sharing on the web, instant messaging etc. When files or folders are dropped on the icon, they are uploaded to the public folder of the user's Dropbox account, or a Swiftdrop folder on the user's Google Drive account, whichever the user chooses to use. Swiftdrop is a small, non-intrusive utility application which loves to live in a user's Dock, or in the system menu next to the clock. Unfortunately, the Google Drive integration is not functional, due to changes in the Google APIs.
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