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RandomFactor [soylentnews.org] writes:

Mozilla's "Firefox Send [firefox.com]" a free encrypted file sharing service has been moved from testing to release status as of Tuesday.

Firfox Send is

a way to encrypt local files and store them on Mozilla's servers, provided by AWS, for retrieval with a one-time use URL.

Send supports up to 1GB, or 2.5 GB if you are signed in to a free Firefox Account. (this also increases the number of times a file can be downloaded)

Links can be used (settable) up to 100 times and (settable) up to 7 days.

"Send uses end-to-end encryption to keep your data secure from the moment you share to the moment your file is opened," said Nick Nguyen, Mozilla's VP of Firefox Product, in a blog post [mozilla.org].

This is really cool. Blocks incoming on corporate firewalls in 3....2.....1.........

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