KDE Connect review: link a phone and computer
KDE Connect is a free open-source app that links your phone and computer on your own network for files, clipboard and notifications, without a cloud account.
KDE Connect is a free open-source app that links your phone and computer on your own network for files, clipboard and notifications, without a cloud account.
PairDrop is free open-source file sharing in the browser. Learn how same-network transfers stay off a server, and what a relay can see when devices are apart.
Considering PrivateBin, a free open-source encrypted pastebin? Learn how its links, passwords and expiry work, plus how to choose a host you trust.
Magic Wormhole sends a file with a short code you read aloud. See how the free tool encrypts the handoff, what a relay can see, and who it is for.
Croc sends files between two computers with a code phrase, resumes if the connection drops, and runs on the major desktops. One binary, no account, encryption between the two ends. The usual author is the developer known as schollz. By default the introduction goes through a public relay. A public relay sees that a transfer […]
LocalSend moves files between phones and computers on the same local network. No account, no size cap from a company, no cloud. It is open source and runs on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Nearby devices see each other and you accept the transfer. It is not a way to send a file across […]
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