Dropbox’s Web Interface Gets An Overhaul

I'm going to chime in with the same note that always rings when dropbox get mentioned. This is such an impressive service.<p>This is the first time I've seen web interface since I first installed it and had a quick play. I just moved a folder which I thought might be useful to have online to dropbox &#38; forgot about it (it'll come in handy sometime).<p>I loved the little games where I can earn more quota. Great idea and I'm sure it works magic. Dropbox, being so wonderfully invisible, are at a slight disadvantage. They don't get to talk to their customers very often. It's great to see what a great job they do when the opportunity presents.<p>Dropbox is what MobileMe should have started as.

One of the only 2 web apps, and only Y-Combinator based app, that I pay for. Great work guys.

I love that completing all of the steps in "Getting Started" earns you an extra free 250MB of storage. Thanks guys!<p>Also, for those that rather read the Dropbox blog post about this, rather than the TC story: <a href="http://blog.getdropbox.com/?p=81" rel="nofollow">http://blog.getdropbox.com/?p=81</a>

I got impressed that Dropbox works seamlessly in my Ubuntu Jaunty, it's much better that Ubuntu ONE. And I think the team behind have done a great job of engineering. Really awesome!

awesome. i've wanted search for a while. glad it's been added.

I like the overall design changes, but the experience is notably slower. The site longer uses ajaxy tabs for navigation; now each tab is a separate page to load.

Dropbox is excellent. I wish they would allow us to type a file-mask that you don't want synced though.

We have to be carefull, lets wait if everyone sees this update or if its just techcrunch ;)

I'm more excited about the dropbox iphone app. When can we get that?