Hi all, I've been building PixelDrop for a while, and it's finally at the "please try to break it" stage. So… come try to break it. 🙂(Not part of Cycle 3) www.pixeldrop.ca What is it? A file manager that sits on top of your own Pixeldrain account. Your files stay in your Pixeldrain, not in some box I own, and PixelDrop is the nice cockpit around it. No lock-in: if you leave, your files are still yours. Fun things to poke at (available for a trial period) • 🚀 Big files straight from the browser. The Chrome extension is live (the site will offer it to you): it sends any size directly to your Pixeldrain, no middleman and no size gymnastics. Edge and Firefox versions are in review and should follow soon. • 🖱️ Right-click any image or video on a web page → "Send to PixelDrop". • 📲 Send to your other devices. Right-click a file, "Send to…", and it lands on your other computer. • 🤝 Send to a friend by PixelDrop ID. They accept, then you can send each other files. • 🔗 Share links that behave: password, expiry, a visit log, download limits. • 📥 Drop Requests. Send someone a link and they upload to you, no account needed. • 🔐 TimeVault. Automatic encrypted backups of folders on your computer. The key never leaves your machine. • 📱 iPhone Shortcut to share a photo to PixelDrop in two taps. • 🧩 "Save to PixelDrop" button for developers (beta). One script tag, and your site can save files into your users' own PixelDrop. Docs: www.pixeldrop.ca/developers • 🌍 Available in English, French, Spanish, German and Chinese. The deal: connect your own (free) Pixeldrain account and every feature is free for 15 days. After that, the core stays free: account, uploads, previews, downloads, and the extension for big files. The extras (sharing by link, Drop Requests, TimeVault, sending to people and devices…) need a membership. Be warned, small honest limits: without the extension, files are capped at 25 MB from a computer and 80 MB from a phone. With the extension, no cap. And yes, it's still young: you will find rough edges.