DivShare Wordpress plugin

March 5th, 2007 | No Comments

I’ve been using DivShare for most of my online file storage for the past couple of months. I have a user account which means I can keep track of my uploads.

Having my own domain it’s possible, of course, for me to upload files directly to the server or through Wordpress. I want to save bandwidth though, so a third-party service is very handy.

I used to have lots of photos on my server and found they consumed a massive amount of bandwidth.

Tonight I learnt that DivShare has released a plugin to enable direct uploads from blog posts in place of the Wordpress default tool.

I’m testing it here by uploading the plugin itself.

DivShare Wordpress plugin (DivShare_Uploader_-_v1_0.zip)

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