The Mozilla Foundation has today released Firefox Send, a free, encrypted file sharing service accessible to all browsers in send.firefox.com.
The service works just like any other file sharing service out there on the internet. It allows to users to upload a file to Mozilla's servers and allows them to share it with their friends via a link.
All files uploaded to Mozilla servers are encrypted, according to developers.
Users can set files to expire after a certain amount of time or after a certain number of downloads. Uploaded files can also be protected by a password that the owner of the file can give to whoever chooses to download it, thus preventing unauthorized λήψη sensitive data.
Users can upload one or more files at the same time. By default, the service supports files up to 1GB in size, but if you enrollment or use a Firefox account, you can upload files up to 2.5GB in size.
"We know there are quite a few solutions sharing in the cloud, but we offer you more private and secure options. You can be confident that your information is safe with Send," said Nick Nguyen, vice president of Firefox Product at Mozilla.
"As with all Firefox applications and services, Send is Private By Design, meaning all your files are protected."
Firefox Send is currently available through the send.firefox.com portal, but Mozilla said the service will also be available as an Android (beta) application later this week.
Mozilla developers started developing the Firefox Send project from 2017.
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