Share Files - quick guide

Public files
Choose "Browse public files" on the home page. No account is needed. This
library is read-only for visitors. Only files deliberately placed in Public
are published here.

Your folders
Choose "Sign in" and use the account provided by the owner. On first sign-in,
change the temporary password and enroll an authenticator app. Save recovery
codes offline. Your account can access only its assigned folders and actions.
Use Upload to add files, or select files to download, rename, move or delete
when your permissions allow those actions.

Private download links and upload invitations
Open the invitation link directly. Enter its password when asked. A download
link lets recipients retrieve the selected files or folder. An upload-only
invitation lets recipients submit files to its assigned folder without
reading the folder. Send passwords separately from links.

Creating links
Sign in, open Shares, and choose the files or folder, access type, expiration,
password and usage limit. Private shares require a password. New owner shares
default to one day. Revoke a share when it is no longer needed. Starting a
download or uploading a file consumes a use; interrupted transfers can still
consume a use. An already running transfer may finish after revocation.

Publishing for everyone
The owner's Public folder is visible to all visitors without a password.
Check the contents before moving or uploading anything into Public. Keep
personal files in other folders.

Administration
Use Administration from the home page. The administrator has a separate
account and must change its initial password and enroll an authenticator.
Create a separate account for each person. Grant only the required folder
permissions: list/download, upload, overwrite, delete, rename or create
directories. Use expiration and quotas when appropriate. Prefer upload-only
invitations for one-time submissions. Public self-registration is disabled.

If a file is unavailable
The link may have expired, reached its use limit, or been revoked. Ask the
sender for a new link. A busy download can be retried later. Large transfers
may be slow on long-distance connections; keep the page open until complete.

Sign out when finished, especially on a shared computer. Do not send your
account password, authenticator codes or recovery codes to recipients.