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I have been using WeTransfer with the dedicated Mac app for a few years now. The app works well and does what it's supposed to do. It keeps track of the latest files I've created, but nothing more. With the release of the latest major updates, I have noticed a few bugs, but thankfully nothing that affects its functionality. It remains one of the daily must-haves on my desktop.
The platform is designed with simplicity in mind, allowing even those without a technical background to navigate and utilize its features effortlessly.
Working with WeTransfer leaves me with an exclusively positive impression. The program is simple and intuitive, making the process of transferring large files easy and quick. I appreciate the minimalist interface, which is not overloaded with unnecessary features, allowing me to focus on the main task—sending files. The upload and transfer process is seamless, and recipients quickly gain access to the sent materials. Overall, WeTransfer has become a reliable and convenient tool for exchanging large files
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