Binfer

Binfer is a neat and easy-to-use software that helps you share big files while also sending or receiving emails. No more fussing around with multiple apps to get your files out there!

Why Choose Binfer for File Sharing?

You know how annoying it can be to compress, password-protect, or split files just to send them? Well, with Binfer, you can skip all that hassle! This tool uses a cool file transfer technology that lets you send large messages with attachments without needing to upload anything to third-party servers.

Fast and Efficient File Transfers

Whether it's HD videos, movies on DVD or Blu-ray, documents, images, music tracks, or even executables—Binfer makes sharing both small and large files way faster than using email services like Outlook or Gmail that only let you send attachments up to about 25MB.

User-Friendly Features

The built-in Web Pickup and Web Drop tools are super handy! Your recipients can receive files directly on their devices through any web browser—no downloads needed. It really makes things easy for everyone involved!

Your Data is Safe with Binfer

Now let's talk security. Since your files aren’t stored on remote servers during the transfer process, they’re less likely to fall into the wrong hands. Plus, if your recipient goes offline while you're sending something, the transfer pauses automatically and picks back up when you're both online again. All transfers use 128-bit AES encryption for extra safety!

Room for Improvement

While Binfer does a great job now, it would be nice to see future updates include even stronger security measures like 192 and 256-bit keys.

A Great Alternative to Traditional Email Services

In short, Binfer is an awesome alternative if you're looking for something other than Microsoft Outlook or Yahoo Mail. It allows for direct and secure transfers of big data without all the usual stress.

A Small Drawback

One thing to keep in mind is that while you can add folders and files as attachments regardless of size, removing them all at once isn't an option yet—you have to do it one by one. That could get pretty tedious!