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DropMocks is a beautifully simple, HTML5-powered photo sharing site
I'm a big fan of Gmail's HTML5-powered drag-and-drop attachment feature, and I've been waiting to see it pop up in other Web apps. Thanks to Ryan Wagner over at CyberNet, I discovered DropMocks -- an amazingly simple little photo sharing site that offers the same functionality.
Open your pictures folder, select a few images, and drag them onto a DropMocks tab in a supported browser (Firefox 4 or Chrome 6 or 7). Once the upload is complete, you'll receive a short(ish) URL to share with your friends.
Open your pictures folder, select a few images, and drag them onto a DropMocks tab in a supported browser (Firefox 4 or Chrome 6 or 7). Once the upload is complete, you'll receive a short(ish) URL to share with your friends.
Multiple images are supported as well. Drag in five or six favorites, and DropMocks attaches them all to the same URL.
Clicking the previous or next image (or clicking a filename in the navigation box) causes it to slide into focus.
No account is required to use DropMocks, but if you do want to keep tabs on multiple uploads, all you need to do is sign in with your Google account. It's also totally free to use, at least for the time being.
DropMocks is about as easy as it gets when it comes to sharing photos between your desktop and the Web, and it's well worth adding to your bookmarks. It's certainly earned a place in mine.
No account is required to use DropMocks, but if you do want to keep tabs on multiple uploads, all you need to do is sign in with your Google account. It's also totally free to use, at least for the time being.
DropMocks is about as easy as it gets when it comes to sharing photos between your desktop and the Web, and it's well worth adding to your bookmarks. It's certainly earned a place in mine.
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Subscribe to commentsbkj216Sep 29th 2010 9:35AM
Could you make a link available for the site next time?
bkj216Sep 29th 2010 9:38AM
And whoa you shoulda mentioned that it had a 900kb limit (for now). That seriously limits its usefulness.
David LevineSep 29th 2010 2:30PM
I agree that the 900 KB limit is a downer. However, the website does have a nice presentation and I love the ease of use.
One thing I would like to see is a way to easily browse the contents of a gallery rather than having to click through every single picture. Perhaps something like a filmstrip at the bottom could accomplish this.
adgth1Sep 29th 2010 6:29PM
Your main image has one feature I can see very closely.........ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD!