Built tmpdrop — a tiny self-hosted ephemeral file drop
The article introduces tmpdrop, a self-hosted ephemeral file drop solution. It allows users to upload files with unguessable URLs that automatically delete after a specified time. The project emphasizes user control over data and security, distinguishing itself from public file hosting services.
- ▪tmpdrop is a self-hosted ephemeral file drop solution.
- ▪Files uploaded to tmpdrop have unguessable URLs and auto-delete after 1 hour or 24 hours.
- ▪The project is built with a focus on user data control and security, using a strict MIME allowlist and CSP sandbox.
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