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[dylz]

No. Dropbox used to have a folder that let you share direct links.

https://www.dropbox.com/help/files-folders/public-folder

It's been retroactively removed from accounts.

[ue_ → dylz]

What do you mean by direct links? My friend can link me to things, but they display in the "dropbox viewer", and I can download them by clicking "download" in that webpage.

[dylz → ue_]

Direct links, as in <img src=""> usable, etc.

Not viewer, not ad/conversion/signup/referral filled bloated javascript page.

It was pretty much the only reason I even kept a dropbox account. No point after that.