The app is easy enough to figure out and divides uploads into general categories of files and pictures. And there's also a feature that allows a user to store some files that are accessible offline.
Because I already had pictures from my trip to Thailand saved in my Dropbox account, I decided to share one of the photos with Ellen. I was surprised at how many different methods of sharing there were, like texting, email, Facebook, Wunderlist, Flipboard, Feedly, Skype, and others. I could also share it with my Blogger app, which I thought would be a great and easy way to get the photo on this post! However, it only sent me this link to the photo, not the photo itself:
https://www.dropbox.com/sc/kbmxa081g3js8d7/AAB_hIclSmcgZCZkoe6C0ceUa
So I opened the link from the draft of a post, which took me to the photo located on Dropbox, which I then downloaded to my computer and then uploaded to Blogger. Maybe there's a better way to get a photo from Dropbox to Blogger without having to deal with a link, but this is how I figured out how to do it.
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Overall, Dropbox is a helpful tool to have if you need to access files and photos from multiple locations or want to share items with others, but I wish, by sharing the photo with my Blogger app, that it would upload the photo to my photo album on the blog rather than beginning a post with just a URL.
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I agree about the link versus the actual picture! I had the same problem.
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