Coming soon to your Dropbox: Document previews and easier sharing
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#5When are they going to create something like .gitignore for Dropbox!?
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#6Recently slowly i have shifted my alliances to Skydrive after giving a try on Google Drive. Althgh am one of the Microsoft hating club, Skydrive is so fast and happy with its services. Only worry for me on Skydrive is Microsoft's history of scrapping the project even when its successful. Hopefully they don't do it.
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#7When are they going to create something like .gitignore for Dropbox!?
Their target audience is non-expert consumers. These new features are perfect examples of what their target audience wants. Any feature that requires editing a configuration file will probably never be implemented.
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#8But compare the pricing of Dropbox to that of Google Drive: https://www.dropbox.com/plans https://support.google.com/drive/bin/answer.py?hl=en&ans...
Google is half price.
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#9(Edit): I am aware there are methods to do it yourself - they are all too cumbersome. I want something simple and built into the client.
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#10I feel they are late in introducing this feature...I was a DropBox user since beginning and collected 10GB more freespace by invites . Recently slowly i have shifted my alliances to Skydrive after giving a try on Google Drive. Althgh am one of the Microsoft hating club, Skydrive is so fast and happy with its services. Only worry for me on Skydrive is Microsoft's history of scrapping the project even when its successf…
Overall I always found Dropbox to be faster and more reliable.