Sometimes I need to sync files between devices, and using a browser is the simplest option for me. So I created File Pigeon for that with #Clojure, check it out: github.com/kenhuang-io/...
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GitHub - kenhuang-io/file-pigeon: A fast, lightweight web app for file exploring, uploading, and downloading
A fast, lightweight web app for file exploring, uploading, and downloading - kenhuang-io/file-pigeon
![The image shows a computer screen with a dark-themed program window open, running within Emacs (a popular text editor). At the top, the window lists "Active filters: [!omit]", indicating some files are filtered from view.
Below this, there's a green line showing available disk space (169 GiB available), followed by a list of files and directories:
- Some file names are written in light blue, such as a patch file.
- Certain file names are highlighted in orange and prefixed by an asterisk — these are various "ChangeLog" files with numeric suffixes.
- Other standard files and folders are shown in white and blue text.
In the bottom-left corner of the screen, a pop-up menu is open, likely from a macOS system. This pop-up displays options for sending files, such as "AirDrop," "Mail," "Messages," and others, with "AirDrop" currently selected. The pop-up mentions that there are 5 documents, totaling 17.1 MB.
The background behind the program is a blurred, colorful abstract pattern in blue, tan, and orange hues.
In summary: The image shows a file manager in a programmer's editor window, listing files and folders, with a macOS pop-up menu open for sharing files. The overall appearance is clean, modern, and uses a dark mode color scheme for accessibility.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:l6jihelfv263qrjig3cjsigi/bafkreibj24vpos6cpnlm7ptrywf6o75ah57jxrhtuvg44ente36gl5vvzq)
