Does anyone know of a service such as this?

[BluetoothBoy]

I need a free service which I can use to indefinitely store files which can be accessed through a direct link and use http instead of https (like http://www.example.com/file.zip). I know this is a tall order, but if anyone knows of such a service, I'll be much obliged. :)

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[Zeblote]

dropbox

[McZealot]

dropbox public folder? i think it lets you use a lot of files in browser too.

[espio100]

Mediafire.

[McZealot]

Mediafire.

i used to use this 100% of the time but dropbox is so much easier
if you download it to your pc you can just drop files into a folder and they get uploaded instantly

[Blockzillahead]

mega?

[Kochieboy]

dropbox

[Axo-Tak]

Mediafire files decay after a long time, making the file return an error.

Use dropbox because hostr uses https indirect.

[Blockzillahead]

Mediafire files decay after a long time, making the file return an error.

Use dropbox because hostr uses https indirect.

i saw that ninja you tin foil hat wearer

[Ipquarx]

mega?

This fits only one of the requirements OP mentioned. And that's that it's a file hosting service.

[Nal]

are you asking for a service to upload to?
try mega
if you have a site host stuff off there, its easier imo
can you elaborate what you mean

[Ipquarx]

try mega

This fits only one of the requirements OP mentioned. And that's that it's a file hosting service.

You don't access files through a direct link. So no, it doesn't meet his requirements.

[McZealot]

Mediafire files decay after a long time, making the file return an error.

Use dropbox because hostr uses https indirect.

i dont think websites "use" http or https
i think you can just edit it in the url and it will work either way

[Bosnik]

can you elaborate what you mean

He explained exactly what he needs

A site to upload to that lets you direct download and doesn't use https

[Axo-Tak]

i saw that ninja you tin foil hat wearer

I did the research afterwards ;_;