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Copy files from Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, Gmail or any website. Paste into any site or a folder on your computer. Copy files from Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, Gmail or any website, and paste them straight into any upload box or a folder on your computer. No more downloading just to upload again. HOW IT WORKS 1. Copy: select files or folders in your drive, emails in Gmail, or files on a website, and press Alt+Shift+C (Option+Shift+C on a Mac). 2. Paste into a website: click the upload box or the field you type in, and press Alt+Shift+V. Folders arrive as a .zip. 3. Paste into a folder: press Cmd+V in Finder or Ctrl+V in File Explorer. Folders keep their structure. (Needs the free FilePaster Helper from filepaster.com.) WORKS WITH • Google Drive: files and folders; Google Docs, Sheets and Slides arrive as Word, Excel and PowerPoint files. • Dropbox, OneDrive and SharePoint (personal, work and school accounts): files and whole folders. • Gmail: tick emails or open one, and copy all their attachments, including photos in the email. • Any website that lists files with download links: client portals, school and course sites, file-sharing pages. NEW IN 1.1 • Copy Gmail attachments. • Copy files from other websites. • Make images smaller when pasting: choose JPEG, WebP, PNG or Auto, the quality and a maximum size. A 4 MB phone photo arrives as about 0.8 MB. It all happens on your computer, and the original is pasted whenever a smaller file wouldn't help. Off until you turn it on in Options. MORE • Drag files out of your drive onto another tab's upload box, or onto an email you're writing. • Drag images from any website into Canva, a chat or a form as real image files. SAFE AND PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No FilePaster servers: files go straight from where they are to your computer and the place you paste them. • No sign-in and no passwords: it uses the accounts you're already signed in to in Chrome, like each site's own Download button. • Stays idle until you press its shortcut or drag a file, and only touches the files you pick. It never changes, moves or deletes anything in your drives or email, and never sends anything on your behalf. • No analytics, no ads, no selling of data. The only outside service it contacts is Lemon Squeezy, to check your licence key. • Chrome says it can "read and change all your data on all websites" because FilePaster works on every site so you can paste into any upload box you choose. PRICING 7-day free trial, no credit card needed. Then $29 a year for unlimited copies and pastes, in up to 3 browsers. Cancel anytime; full refund within 14 days of your first payment. Privacy policy: https://www.filepaster.com/privacy.html Support: support@filepaster.com === Privacy tab === Single purpose (if it still mentions only the drives, replace it with): Copy files from cloud drives, Gmail and websites, and paste them into other websites or a folder on the user's computer. Data usage: tick these (FilePaster handles them only to copy and paste the files the user picks; nothing is sent to the developer): • Website content (files and file lists the user copies) • Personal communications (Gmail: it reads the selected emails' attachment lists) Keep the three certifications ticked (not sold, not used for unrelated purposes, not used for creditworthiness). Permissions: no new permissions in 1.1.0 (storage, scripting, nativeMessaging, host access unchanged). If asked to justify host access, add: "Also reads the attachment list of Gmail emails and the download links of website file lists the user selects, to download those files when the user pastes." === Distribution tab === Payments: "Contains in-app purchases" (yearly plan sold through Lemon Squeezy).