Filed under: Utilities, Macintosh, Productivity, Freeware
Easily upload files with DockDrop
by Simon Kerbel Mar 6th 2008 at 1:00PM
DockDrop is a simple Mac OS X application that lets you easily and quickly upload files to an FTP, WebDAV, or SCP server, with added support for Flickr uploads. When DockDrop is open, it resides quietly on your dock (hence the name). When you want to upload a file or folder, simply drop the item onto the Dockdrop icon (see again why the name is so apt?). Dockdrop will prompt you for the upload method of your choice, upload the file, and put a URL for your upload on the clipboard, ready for pasting into an email, chat program or website.
Dockdrop offers set-it-and-forget-it functionality: once you enter in your server credentials, Dockdrop will store the settings, so you won't have to enter them again.
One of the added bonuses of DockDrop (besides its simplicity and ease of use) is the Flickr integration. After a simple authentication process, you can drag and drop your images onto DockDrop and they upload seamlessly to your Flickr account.
Dockdrop is free, and requires an Intel Mac with 10.4 or 10.5.
[via AppScout]
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komodo said 6:33AM on 3-07-2008
I use dockdrop and it's great
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