Remote file downloader

Probably a typo. Thanks Marc B, typo on my part. Corey Nice of you to include that code in the original question. Show 6 more comments. Marc B Marc B k 39 39 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. At the time I wrote it, there was no extra information.

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Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Who owns this outage? Building intelligent escalation chains for modern SRE. Podcast Who is building clouds for the independent developer? Featured on Meta. Offcloud is a truly helpful service, and extremely affordable for what it does. It saves me precious time by letting me remote download some large files directly into my Dropbox or NAS at home.

Xavier Lecomte Software developer, Paris France. What I like about this web application is that it lets me unlock all the content I wish whenever at home or during my holidays. The built-in player for on-going downloads is a must. Denise Chapman Busy mother, Sydney Australia.

Use our service for free You can submit 3 file hosting, streaming or BitTorrent links, for free. Or upgrade to a paid plan to unlock additional features. No contract. No risk. On-demand renewals. The Good Kit. The Useful Partner. What options come with the free account? Do I need to choose a plan now? Support network discovery and make connection setup easily. Access and manage your files on Cloud Storage.

Share photos on Twitter, Facebook, Email etc. Support Outline, Bookmark, page thumbnails, annotation link etc. I've been using this app for about a year and find it to be very handy for moving files around on my LAN. Their are lots of tools, lots of apps to do this and I use several but for simply getting a few files from one location to another, Remote File Manager works best for me.

Setup was quick and straight forward about 12 devices and use is intuitive if I can ever keep "upload" and "download" straight. The only nits I've discovered involved transfers to and from a couple of Epson Workforce AIOs and an apparent file size issue with the viewer. All around, I'm a happy camper. Absolutely essential app for storing, saving, managing, organizing, and especially transferring stuff on and between my iPads and desktop. On the desktop, a thumb-drive is all you need.

And, along the way, to save them in the app's built-in file system, for "further study". An indispensable app!!