Mediafire desktop

MediaFire Desktop is a desktop application for the online storage portal MediaFire. Using it, you can synchronize files from a folder on your computer to the cloud for easy storage.Having the desktop application means that you don't have to launch your web browser to share photos, documents, and anything else you so desire.Advertisement Remove ads and more with TurboMediaFire Desktop runs from the system tray, where you can access the folders you have synchronized online. Just drag and drop or paste a file to add it.All of the files loaded into the application get their own URL, which you can then copy and share with your friends so that they too can view and download your content. And, if your friends upload files to MediaFire, you can access them directly from the shared folder on your desktop. This tool makes it possible for you to connect with anyone and their shared folders and documents.Another option included in the MediaFire desktop allows you to take screen captures - fullscreen or just sections - which you can then show to your MediaFire contacts.

Member Details. Okay, couple things. First, MediaFire is significantly safer and more open then sites such as rapidshare and megaupload. Yes, its become more corporate then it was when it first started, but Mediafire is exactly as safe as the files you download on it. Is media fire safe?MediaFire is a reputable site that is considered safe by most users. As long as the files and programs are correctly downloaded with enough emphasis on reducing all possible risks by downloading anti-virus and scanning the files and by blocking ads and encrypting the saved data, the app is easy and safe to use. How does MediaFire work?MediaFire Desktop, a free application for OS X and Windows, allows users to upload, store and share content in the cloud, directly from their desktop and mobile devices. The service synchronizes data to a customer’s OS X and Windows computers that are also connected via the application.

MediaFire ReviewFeatures - 86%Usability - 89%Security - 85%Support - 89%Pricing - 87%87%GoodMediaFire is a solid, albeit fairly simplistic cloud storage platform with some great file sharing features built-in plus a generous 10GB free account MediaFireAdd a header to begin generating the table of contentsMediaFire is an easy-to-use cloud storage service with a strong emphasis on offering simplicity and making file sharing quick and effective. Not only does MediaFire make file sharing easy, but with a 10GB free account providing unlimited bandwidth for file downloads, it has become a popular choice for many who regularly share large files across the internet.With this, admittedly good, file sharing set aside, MediaFire is sadly lacking in certain areas and for some will be unsuitable in certain use cases. No desktop synchronisation software, no zero-knowledge encryption options and no multi-factor authentication options mean MediaFire, sadly, has limited value outside of the sharing of non-secure files.MediaFire is a cloud storage solution which is clearly focused on ease of use and the sharing of files (including very large files) – time to check out the service for myself and see how well it performs, vamos!Looking for Cloud Storage?Key FeaturesSimple, easy to navigate, web-based designSmartphone apps for iOS, Blackberry, Windows and AndroidUnlimited downloads / bandwidthSecure sharing links (inc. one-time links)“FileDrop” functionality (upload files)No built-in encryption optionsNo support for multifactor authentication (2FA)No desktop software availableNo lifetime plans availableGenerous 10GB free accountEarn up to 50GB total free storage on the free account!Premium 1TB plans form just $69.99 / year!MediaFire UsabilityIn this section of my review, I will be signing up to MediaFire and making use of the cloud storage service for myself. This includes the process of signing up for the 10GB free account, checking out how the file uploads and downloads work within the web-based interface and then looking at some of the many file sharing features amongst other things.NB – This all begins at the official MediaFire website where all new users to the service can signup for a free 10GB account!Signing up to MediaFireSigning up to MediaFire is a very quick and easy process, it is also very privacy focused requiring only a name and valid email address to take advantage of the generous 10GB free account. Once logged in for the first time, MediaFire, provide a useful welcome message explaining how the web-based file manager works. This file manager acts as the main portal for all

Access to the cloud storage given there is no desktop software available for the MediaFire platform at present. Sharing & Managing FilesOnce logged into MediaFire, we can now start using the web-based file manager tool for adding and removing data form the account. This file manager itself is quite basic, but well laid out and easy to navigate nevertheless.By default, MediaFire have a pre-made file structure which is ready to make categorising photos, documents, music and photos very quick and simple from the get go (see below). To upload files to the MediaFire cloud drive we must make use of the web-based console in lieu of any desktop software being available. Adding and downloading files is as simple as dragging and dropping them from the PC to the web browser to upload and vice versa for the download. It is important to note here that MediaFire stand apart from many other cloud providers in not limiting the number of downloads which can be made before any kind of restrictions and timeouts take place, this even applies to the 10GB free account which is really great to see!Moving on and the sharing of these files is also a key part of such a cloud storage service and it is clear MediaFire have put a lot of thought into getting this part right. When it comes to sharing files with MediaFire, not only can a sharing link be easily created for any file or entire folder by simply right clicking on this entity, but additional sharing settings can also be configured at this point as required. Once on the main sharing page within the web-interface, we can generate a public sharing link for any of our files or folders which are on the cloud drive as well as share items directly to social media thanks to the social media integration. We can also at this point get specially formatted sharing links which are ready for integration into forums and websites, an excellent addition for any sharing service. One of the other most notable sharing features within MediaFire is the “1-Time” link, this is essentially a sharing link which can be used only one time before it will then automatically expire. This is a great security related feature which takes the concept of time limited sharing links one step further and is available on both the free and premium accounts (which is great