Kim Dotcom’s Mega, the cloud storage service based in New Zealand, has exited beta today with a new look and “significant” optimizations, as spotted by Engadget.
Mega made the announcement on its blog, with a list of new features for the service:
Faster Loading
Refreshed User Interface
Local Caching: Mega will cache your session in your browser, so subsequent logins are faster
User Avatars: Set up your profile image for your friends to see in their contact lists.
Improved Contact Management: You can see the number of files a user is sharing with you, and the last modified date/time.
Tree Panel Navigation: You can now switch between your contacts (shared folders), your cloud drive, the bin and your inbox by using four color-coded buttons at the top.
Improved File Transfers: You can navigate the site while file transfers are in progress.
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Mega made the announcement on its blog, with a list of new features for the service:
Faster Loading
Refreshed User Interface
Local Caching: Mega will cache your session in your browser, so subsequent logins are faster
User Avatars: Set up your profile image for your friends to see in their contact lists.
Improved Contact Management: You can see the number of files a user is sharing with you, and the last modified date/time.
Tree Panel Navigation: You can now switch between your contacts (shared folders), your cloud drive, the bin and your inbox by using four color-coded buttons at the top.
Improved File Transfers: You can navigate the site while file transfers are in progress.
Firefox Extension: This extension will cut loading times, improve download performance and strengthen security. Full story...
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