Web drive and image host for your own S3-compatible bucket, with share links, WebDAV and team spaces
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Self-hosted alternatives to MediaFire
MediaFire is a hosted file storage and sharing service centered on uploading files and sharing them by link, email or social network. One listed app does its main job and runs in your own Cloudflare account.
Each answer comes from the app’s README and source code, compared with the features MediaFire describes on its own site.
MediaFire features, app by app
| Feature | ZPan |
|---|---|
| Web upload of any file type, several at once | Yes |
| Direct download links | Yes |
| Sharing folders of files | Yes |
| Password-protected files and file-drop requests | Partly |
| Mobile apps for Android and iOS | No |
Web drive and image host for your own S3-compatible bucket, with share links, WebDAV and team spaces
- What a MediaFire user would miss
- It has no email sharing, file-drop requests or mobile apps.
- Yes Web upload of any file type, several at once. Browsers upload straight to the bucket, with multipart for large files.
- Yes Direct download links. Share links plus direct links.
- Yes Sharing folders of files. Share links for folders as well as files.
- Partly Password-protected files and file-drop requests. Share link passwords; no file-drop requests.
- No Mobile apps for Android and iOS. None documented.
Sources:github.com/saltbo/zpan#readme