Posts tagged drag and drop
Flickroom – Adobe AIR App For Flickr
Aug 7th
Are you an avid user of Flickr? If yes, you should check out Flickroom, an Adobe AIR based application that provides rich browsing experience for Flickr users.
Flickroom has probably all the features you need to complete your Flickr experience. You can use it to browse your photos, upload easily via drag and drop, chat with other Flickroom users, share photos via Twitter and Facebook, edit and manage your photos quickly and easily, view photo info, comments, and tags, and many more!
ExtractNow – Extract Multiple Archives At Once
Jun 5th
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could do many things at once? Just like ExtractNow. When you need to extract multiple ZIP or RAR archives, all you have to do is drag and drop it into the program and click Extract – that simple!
ExtractNow is a simple utility that allows you to extract multiple archives easily and quickly. It supports the two most popular archives, ZIP and RAR, and other formats too!
Screen Capture Tool That Instantly Upload And Share Your Screenshots
May 29th
I’ve already shown you some screen capture tools in the past and this time, I’m going to show you another one. Check out Gyazo, a cool screen capture tool that instantly upload your screenshots and share it anywhere!
Gyazo is not just an ordinary screen capture tool because you can also use it to host your images. How? You’ll find out later. Right now, I’m going to show you first how to use it.
Uploadr – Share Files And Screenshots Instantly Via Drag And Drop
May 23rd
Are you looking for an easy way to upload and share files, folders and screenshots to your friends and family? Localhostr Uploadr is probably the coolest application that can do this! It is a beautifully designed application that makes uploading to localhostr.com a breeze. It has a very cool interface that makes sharing files easy and fast.
Gygan – Unlimited Online Storage For Free (Upload Any Files You Want)
May 2nd
I know you’re doubting if the title of this post is really true, imagine “unlimited online storage for FREE”? Okay so maybe you’re thinking that I’m going crazy now but actually, I’m not. There’s really an application that lets you upload unlimited files for free and that is Gygan. Actually, at first, I’m a bit hesitant if it’s really true or it’s just a trick, but it isn’t. I already tried it and I like it because it does what it says. I can upload any files I want no matter how big it is and with unlimited speed because free and paid users get maximum bandwidth! However, there is a 4 GB bandwidth for downloading files but its not a big deal because there’s 1 GB free refill every month or if you want, you can upgrade to premium to increase your download bandwidth.
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Gygan is probably the best file sharing application that you can find. It is a free application that allows you to share large files fast with your family and friends!
Play YouTube Videos And Create Playlist Via Drag And Drop
Apr 22nd
Do you spend most of your time on YouTube just to watch your favorite videos? If yes, well I’m quite sure that you’ll like YouTube Fast Search, a website that lets you watch YouTube videos and create playlist via drag and drop!
Dropico – Share Pictures Across Multiple Social Networking Sites
Apr 10th
Dropico is one of the best websites that I’ve ever seen. Since I have an account with multiple social networking sites and photo sharing sites like Facebook, Flickr, Photobucket, Twitter, and Picasa Web, it’s a bit difficult for me to upload and share my pictures across multiple sites. Good thing I found Dropico, a website that lets me drag and drop pictures across different platforms.
Dropico is a fun and cool web application that lets you copy your Facebook pictures to your other social network accounts or vice-versa. Currently, it supports MySpace, Twitter, Flickr, Photobucket, Facebook, Picasa Web Albums, Bebo, and your mobile uploads.
How To Use Drag-And-Drop Feature Of SkyDrive Using Firefox
Apr 5th
If you have a SkyDrive account, you may notice that when you upload files using Firefox, the “drag and drop” feature of SkyDrive doesn’t work but when you use Internet Explorer, it works. So the question now is, “is there a way to use the drag and drop feature of SkyDrive using Firefox”?
Actually, the answer is YES! There’s a very easy way to do that in Firefox and all you need to do is to install an add-on called Coral IE Tab.
Coral IE Tab is an enhanced version of IE Tab which enables you to use the embedded IE engine within tabs of Mozilla Firefox. It is not only a great tool for web developers, like the old IE Tab, but also an useful tool for normal users, since you can easily switch to IE when you meet incorrectly rendered web pages in Firefox. It supports Adblock Plus in IE, and can sync cookies between IE and Firefox.
