Poll open to decide top filesharing website

May 4th, 2008   News  

Lifehacker asked its readers to vote for their favorite filesharing service recently. More than 200 filesharing services were nominated in the poll, which have been wittled down to five.

The top-five filesharing services on the Web are:

  • Box.net, a simple filesharing site that provides up to 1GB of space and can be used from your desktop.
  • Drop.io, another simple interface and a filesharing service that can be used without registration. You can even send and receive free faxes.
  • MediaFire, which offers users unlimited storage, all for free, with no sign-up.
  • Windows Live SkyDrive. Which gives you up to 5GB of free space to use for filesharing.
  • FolderShare, which is a syncing tool that makes sharing folders on your desktop a piece of cake.

The poll is still open to determine the web’s top filesharing utility. Go and have your say in the vote and let us know which service you voted for.

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