Are you sick and tired of waiting for Java to load for Facebook?
Are tired of the loading time for Youtube?
Would you like a simpler way to upload to Flickr?
Do you have an account on :
- Photobucket
- Picasa
- Mosso Cloud Files
- Youtube
- Google Picasa
- Box.net
- Flickr
- Webshots
- Smugmug
- Google Docs
- Adobe Share
- SME Storage
- Snaphappi
- Slideshare
Then you should be using the Universal FireUploader via Firefox. This Firefox extension (addon) allows to upload/download files from your favorite websites using a simple interface. Below is the list of all websites supported by Fireuploader.
User friendly Interface
Universal FireUploader uses the popular FTP layout for transferring the files. The local computer files are shown on the left panel and remote files are shown on the right panel. This enables you to upload/download files easily.
Transfer multiple files in 1-click
Select multiple files from left/right panels and with just 1-click, you can transfer the files either way. You can add files to the queue and Fireuploader takes care of uploading them.
Drag-n-drop files
You can also drag-n-drop files from Windows Explorer on to the drop-box. Drop Box can be opened directly from the status bar.
Thumbnail View on Local View
Click on the thumbnail icon to view the files of local files as thumbnails.
Multiple accounts
You can add multiple accounts for each site. You can even upload/transfer to multiple accounts simultaneously.
View the upload progress
You can view the upload/download progress in the Transfer panel tab on the bottom.
Bottom Line
There are more efficent ways of getting things done on the internet. No more do you have go to individual sites and use their specific upload function. Just use Firefox and Universal FireUploader. Since it is a addon it doesn’t matter if you are running Windows, Mac or Linux (for this research it was tested on Linux – Ubuntu).
