Is there a way to upload downloads to a cloud storage website

>>59144495
Do you want it to do your laundry and jack you off too?

>>59144528
hell yes.

Not without support from the original host of the file, otherwise you are going to have to cache the file first at the very least

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>>59144495
Picture related.

>>59144495
MEGA and Dropbox have a function to import shit from download links directly to your storage. Guess other prividers have them too.

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Yeah, if you have half a brain to develop a server-side app/script that you can send requests to to do downloads for you.

>>59144585
So now you just need a browser addon that lets you right click shit and forward it to the cloud service.

>>59144600
No need for an addon, their webpages have a button for it. As long as you have an account there and you log in, it's literally clicking a link.

This wouldn't be hard to make. You'd have a browser extension that adds a right click option to "download to cloud" or some shit and have it send the link to either a service in the cloud or Dropbox api.

>>59144630
>their website
OP was asking for a way to right click a link on any random website and upload it to the cloud service directly from there.
This is like 5 extra steps.