Upload Multiple Files at Once to Dropbox -- AirDropper Gets a Makeover
Recently, I gushed about AirDropper, an awesome service that lets you invite someone to post files on your Dropbox account without actually sharing the account or giving them any sort of access. It's great if you work with co-workers, vendors, or clients whom you need to get big files from, but you don't want to open the castle gates to allow them to upload files.
At the time, I had one significant complaint: AirDropper only let your colleagues send a single file at a time. If you needed 5 files, you had to send 5 requests. And if you didn't know exactly how many files your co-worker needed to share, you were just plain out of luck.
Well, it's a great day, because AirDropper now lets your contacts upload as many files as they want. Just send an invitation, and they can add files via the AirDropper Web site until they are plum out of bits.
It's a great enhancement to an excellent tool. If you frequently need to receive large files from co-workers and would like to rely on Dropbox for the job, you owe it to yourself to check out AirDropper.