Not so long ago I came across an exciting and above all very practical project, I would like to introduce you to this. Have been looking for something like that for a long time and have not found anything yet. however, [globalupload] (https://globalupload.io/) comes very close to what I was looking for.
https://globalupload.io/
Is a good way to save data online and this also free, up to 100mb per file, this value changes but again and again.
At the beginning you could upload everything, at the time it is more like that certain formats are supported and others not, which is not exactly communicated, but you can upload Zip, and if you want to upload something, which is not supported then Zipt it "easy". Well, it's a bit awkward and not optimal, but better than nothing.
Otherwise you can only praise the project probably still in its infancy but very, very user-friendly for beginners Suitable.
You do not even have to log in, but it's handy to find your files again. Otherwise, immediately save the link, because without link no file :D
As a little example, I uploaded the screenshot from the website as Gimp xcf file.
I cheated on it a little, so that the screenshot does not seem so bland. Https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmQg5KnRCpSsZiP6ZmPeRgVACj5TePc3KjT4CgWpuHWCk5
The graphics used are under #CC0 and can be freely used.
Globalupload looks very clean and clear, you have everything you need, no schnick schnack would distract you. However, you have to expect in such projects that they can disappear from one day to the next. But since one stores his data in the IPFS network, it is probably the case that the data is always available independent of the global upload.
As long as you have the link you also have the data, at least as long as there is the IPFS network. But this is not a guarantee, just a guess. Time will tell, or perhaps an IPFS expert could answer that question ;)
From "inside" the project does not look very spectacular, but you have everything you need, at least it is thought, until now you can not use the function private and trash yet.
! [Screenshot of »2018-06-29 22-25-27« .png] (https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmZSwJU4Z5KbTkLcU8Sw2McKZk86XGHSD1qS9f21a5Xzff)
The project is probably operated by https://www.propulsy.com/, whether this is good or good is unclear, the time will tell.
So have fun uploading, and if you know similar projects, then so in the comments.