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Old 06-23-2014, 09:50 PM   #3860
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Originally Posted by alansplace View Post
I agree, but of the other free web storage options that I've used (MobileRead Albums and Copy) I've experienced problems of one kind or another, hence my switching back to Dropbox. Are any of those that you mention cost-free? What are the storage limits? Are there any other gotchas?

All of those are "freemium" like Dropbox, but you got me doing a little research, and Dropbox actually has higher bandwidth caps than Photobucket, and both Photobucket and imgur compress and/or resize everything you upload, whereas Dropbox duplicates the original file. The main drawback to Dropbox is it doesn't have all the forum/blog oriented copy-and-paste sharing options or easy upload-from-URL, but chances are you already have a workflow to deal with that.

The service I saw mentioned several places as the best image host these days is Minus, which has a 10GB storage limit and no bandwidth limits, and does offer all the convenience features of other image hosts. One of my main objections to using Dropbox for image hosting is I use Dropbox for a lot of other things, including all my personal photos and documents, and I'd rather keep web images compartmentalized in a more disposable account.
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