Show HN: Filepicker.io - dead simple file uploads
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#52edit: Btw, if you're looking for IE support on the from-computer upload, look into using iframes for transport.
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#53So let me see if I have this straight: you differ from other file uploaders out there (e.g., https://github.com/blueimp/jQuery-File-Upload/ ) in that you allow "upload from anywhere", plus a quite nice interface? Not to belittle it, those are solid additions to the space. edit: Btw, if you're looking for IE support on the from-computer upload, look into using iframes for transport.
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#54Earlier quoted context omitted.
I presume your limitations are due to the drag drop file handling on the upload from computer? I did something recently like this and ended up with an ugly "Select file" button when people are in IE. I really hope IE are pulling their fingers out with IE10, it appears they are. We are getting a load of adverts in the UK now on Microsoft products, like Bing etc. It seems to me they are taking it seriously again.
It doesn't support D&D on OS X / Safari
I'm sure they will all support it soon enough and my days coding it will be worthwhile.
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#55i think the facebook integration is less than optimal. If my site uses facebook login, and a user is asked for facebook again on initial use with filepicker the experience would be confusing.
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#56Why are 4 CS geniuses from MIT using their talents to build pretty file uploading UI? Pretty file upload UI is easy!
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#57Re: Show HN: Filepicker.io - dead simple file uploads
#58I'd consider yours, but there's a couple big problems right now:
1) Doesn't support IE.
2) Doesn't work on mobile
There's other issues, but those are the show-stoppers.FWIW, Chute (http://getchute.com) has a better implementation of this concept. That said, I still haven't seen enough of a value add here (with Filepicker or with Chute) to depend on yet another black box service that may shut down tomorrow.