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Resolves: #1684
Resolves: #1233
Resolves: #1692
Upgrade OnionShare as top 1 file sharing optionDemote Firefox Send to 2ndCheck List
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I am indifferent to this change, OnionShare requires installing Tor Browser and Firefox Send has logging. I still think it could be better to just sort them alphabetically.
Following the various voiced opinions, I removed the promotion of OnionShare as top tool. (I still think it would be better though).
I have instead refocused this PR to update the descriptions, warnings about logging, and add FramaDrop/LuFi.
Something looks funny with the language here, but I cannot point what.
I agree putting it to worth mentioning, but I think there is a bit of confusion on what is a sofware and what a service as Firefox Send seems to be both (or can it be self-hosted?),
Also I think it would be better to link to some upstream source rather than back to us whenever possible.
I wonder if there would be some list of LuFI instances that could be used instead.
Ok I tried to simplify by changing to the following:
"OnionShare is an open-source tool that lets you securely and anonymously share a file of any size. It works by starting a web server accessible as a Tor onion service, with an unguessable URL that you can share with the recipients to download or send files."
Firefox Send and Lufi/Framadrop work the same, they both are instances and self-hostable opensource softwares.
I am not sure there are any other instances of both than the official ones that are linked in this PR. Lufi has a demo website but it is much more limited (100MB max filesize) and explicitly not meant for real usage, whereas Framadrop is the real instance, just like send.firefox.com is the real instance of Firefox Send.
There is at least https://upload.disroot.org/ which is why I know of Lufi and I think I have seen at least one other one, but I cannot find it.
I am still unhappy at linking back to us instead of more authoritative source
Thanks for the PR! I think we could instead link to https://framasoft.org/en/cgu directly for the tooltip? But regardless the linked Issue includes this link so I’m fine either way.
Ok found an english version of their legal statement, I have now replaced the PTIO link by this one, thanks for reviewing!
Still more limited (1GB max) than framasoft, but yes it would be nice to have a list of instances, but I did not find one.
I kind of still wish it was in alphabetical order, but I don't hold it against this PR. Thank you for your contributions