Oh, snap! Firefox and Chrome can now drag-and-drop GMail attachments

Lasso a few files, click, drag, and drop 'em onto a GMail message pane. The drop zone will automatically appear when you get close to the message body and GMail will begin processing the upload when you release your mouse button. As mentioned in the title, not all browsers are supported right now. You'll need to be using Google Chrome (or another Chromium-based browser) or Firefox 3.6+ to make use of the new feature.
According to the official blog post, support for additional browsers is "coming in the future." I swear, someone is intentionally sabotaging my "spend a week with Opera" project...













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Subscribe to commentsst3adyApr 15th 2010 4:06PM
just last night i was emailing a couple people and dreaded clicking on each file through the browse menu, looks like my prayer was answered!
/sacrifices a lamb to the google gods
__smooth__Apr 15th 2010 7:55PM
but you could already select multiple items, like a normal folder.
dinuApr 15th 2010 4:57PM
chrome has added new bookmarks icons
http://chromestory.com/2010/04/bookmarks-icon-on-chrome-toolbar/
Christian VelasquezApr 15th 2010 5:14PM
but alas, there is no love for us Opera users
Michael QuinnApr 15th 2010 5:40PM
Welcome to 2008.
Love, Safari. xxx
TheGMApr 15th 2010 11:19PM
It doesn't work in Safari yet. We're talking about drag n drop in Gmail...
Sincerely ,
Reality
Michael QuinnApr 15th 2010 11:36PM
Drag and Drop files onto any Add File button has been part of Safari for ages.
dsffdsfdsfdsfApr 16th 2010 4:34AM
@Michael: It has also been part of Firefox for ages: https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/2190
The new thing about this seems to be that you can drag and drop to any part of the message body, not just the upload input field.
Android underlingApr 15th 2010 8:17PM
Well that took long enough, lol. I am well pleased :)
HuBuApr 20th 2010 11:48AM
what sucks is that once i drop the file into the browser. i can't edit or delete the file from my computer until i close the browser.