Sharing folders

FTP server, but it MIGHT be a pain in the ass to set up, depending on your hardware configuration

Just make mega accounts. Compress and upload the files and create a link with key, then only give the links to each other.

Upload it to a MEGA account.
Or ZIP it up (passworded 7zip archive) and upload it to any uploading site like MEGA or mediafire.
Or, if you want both parties to be able to make changes at all times, install syncthing on both PCs.

>>203239
Flickr. That's what it's for.
https://help.yahoo.com/kb/SLN13039.html

>>203246
>>203256
>>203259
Yeah, those all sound like sensible, non-complicated ideas. Good job.

>>203281
Thanks man.

>>203281

Your reading comprehension is pre-k tier bruh.

I told him advance it might be complicated when I posted this...

>it MIGHT be a pain in the ass to set up, depending on your hardware configuration

>>203290
You don't get a pass for a shitty suggestion for saying in advance it's going to be shit.

>>203297

Where is the password options in your advice? Assuming this is you >>203281

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>>203300
The whole URL it gives you is the password.

If you just visit the normal link to a private album, it just says "this is a private album and you can't visit it".

But if you use a guest pass link you can.

Unless the guest pass has been revoked, then the URL stops working.

I normally use weTransfer just need to place an email, but being pics i bet you will use more than the 2 GB for free, so u have to do various uploads or Mega i would recommend.

>>203347
Flickr gives you 1000GB, which will probably be enough.

>>203239
You could try dropbox, upload and entire album and boom just give her link so she can add more