File sharing for Macs is made easy with Dockdrop. This desktop app, which works with Tiger and Leopard, allows you to upload files to the internet simply by dragging and dropping files into Dockdrop icon.
It will also add an URL to your clipboard, so that it can easily be pasted into email, chat, or a website. Prior to sending files, you will have to configure the protocol through which you want your files to be sent. Dockdrop currently supports FTP, Flickr, WebDAV and SCP. Once that’s done, you can share files regardless of platform via links; a an overlayed transparent window will keep you up to date as to the progress of each file transfer. Dockdrop is free to use.
DockDropX.com In Their Own Words
“Dockdrop is a Mac OS X application that lets you share files fast.
Drag any file or folder you want to share onto the Dockdrop dock icon then choose how you want to send it. Dockdrop uploads it and puts a URL for your upload on the clipboard, ready for pasting into an Email, chat program or website.
Dockdrop is currently available completely free of charge.”
Why DockDropX.com It Might Be A Killer
Drag and drop file sharing for Macs—this is incredibly fast and easy to use. Requires no laborious file maneuvering as everything can be dropped into the dock, and it’s rather simple to configure. Really couldn’t get easier.
Some Questions About DockDropX.com
How difficult is it to configure the protocols for sending? Will this remain free? Can multiple files be uploaded and sent at once? 
