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DropD
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
I need to save my Android photos to Dropbox directly as .jpg not .jpeg.
Hi all,
As of a few days ago I finally figured out a great solution to my workflow by using an Android phone to take my pictures directly into Dropbox as Android creates .jpg file extensions which is the only extension a few of my other online systems accept. After checking the process again yesterday, I noticed that right clicking on the image to get the direct link now produces a .jpeg extension in the URL and is now unusable. This literally happened within a week of me figuring out the perfect flow. Now, I am back to square one sadly. I am hoping someone out there knows the answer.
Many thanks!
DropD wrote:
Their system doesn't allow for gallery linking or embedded linking that the share link creates.Have you tried modifying the shared link for direct download or raw access?
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- DropD2 years agoExplorer | Level 3Jay, I will do some testing on that. Thanks.
Has Dropbox considered being helpful and creating a quick link for their customers so they don't have to jump through a bunch of hoops to get a raw link? How about giving us a raw link option? - Jay2 years ago
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If you wish, you can suggest this change for others to vote on, so the dev team can look into this in future!
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