Guide: How To Integrate Dropbox In Chrome Browser
Dropbox is great. It’s the thing that took me to “the cloud” and I’ve never climbed down since. Before trying any new productivity app, I should check if it has Dropbox integration. While just about any good app can be connected to Dropbox, the app itself remains fairly primitive. It is simply a collection of files and folders located on servers somewhere. And the only way to access all of this is the Dropbox folder on your PC, website, or mobile apps. Navigating the website is a mess; it could be much better. And luckily, for those who use Chrome, it can be. All you need to do is download the extensions below, connect to your Dropbox account and it will feel like you have been upgraded from the cloud to cloud 9. What you can do with these Chrome extensions
View your entire Dropbox file system in Chrome One-click save for any image in Dropbox Download any file directly to Dropbox
1. Browse Dropbox folders with QuickDrop
QuickDrop fixes the way you view Dropbox files in your browser. By clicking on the extension button activates a drop-down menu with all your folders.
To make things easier, the extension offers a series of actions for files and folders. You can quickly copy or download the share link for a file.
2. Balloon – Save images and links to Dropbox
I wrote about Ballloon, The Easiest Way to Store Images in Cloud Accounts when I wrote about the integration with Google Drive. Ballloon also supports Dropbox.
The way it works is that once activated, you’ll see a Dropbox and Google Drive icon every time you hover the mouse pointer over an image. Simply clicking on the Dropbox icon will send the image to a designated folder. Yes, it is that easy. If you don’t want to see the icons every time, and it does get annoying after a while, tapping the L key three times toggles the icons on / off. The extension can also be integrated with the right-click menu. So you can right click on a link and save it directly to Dropbox.
3. Download everything to Dropbox with Download to Dropbox
The Download to Dropbox extension adds an upload to Dropbox button to the right-click menu. And this works with images and any file that can be downloaded to your desktop.
This means you can send song files, email attachments, PDF files, ebooks, wallpapers, etc. directly to Dropbox instead of downloading files to your PC first and then moving them to a Dropbox folder.
I wish the extension allowed you to choose the destination for each file download, but for what it’s worth, the extension has an option to group downloads by site or date. So you can quickly access songs downloaded from Last.fm, Project Gutenberg ebooks, or LibriVox audiobooks. And of course you are free to change the default download folder.
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