Releases

Fileship 6.7 lets you pause, resume and cancel uploads in the dashboard and comes with Fileship for Windows 2.5.0, which shows the progress of every upload in a notification with the speed, the time left and the same buttons.

Fileship 6.6 keeps PostgreSQL up to date by itself, bounds the memory that uploads, images and the privacy filter can take, moves the server to AGPL-3.0 and comes with Fileship for Windows 2.3.0, which shows the upload progress in File Explorer.

Fileship 6.5 lets the Windows app's Dashboard window download like a browser and show your files in Fileship Harbor, and comes with Fileship for Windows 2.2.0.

Fileship 6.4 gives links shared in Discord a richer preview built from Discord's components, and comes with Fileship for Windows 2.1.1, which captures fullscreen games as they are on screen.

Fileship 6.3.1 makes single sign-on work with Google, keeps the storage page usable on large accounts and builds the Docker images without emulation, which also publishes the telemetry panel image that 6.3.0 missed.

Fileship 6.3 adds single sign-on with OpenID Connect, moves Zipline, XBackBone and Chibisafe instances into Fileship, speaks Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian, and ships Docker images that are six times smaller to download. It comes with Fileship for Windows 2.1, which signs in through single sign-on, and the Fileship Harbor fixes of 2.0.1 and 2.0.2.

Fileship 6.2 lets you share folders and nest them, sends email, previews PDFs, text and code, finds duplicate files, backs up on a schedule and posts to webhooks. It comes with Fileship for Windows 2.0, rebuilt as a native app that uses a few megabytes of memory in the tray.

Fileship 6.1 speaks seven more languages, lets you skip the trash, and comes with Fileship for Windows 1.1, whose File Explorer integration is now called Fileship Harbor.

Fileship 6 is a rewrite of the dashboard on a new design system, with storage backends, a trash, short links, a rebuilt AI pipeline, Turkish translations and a Windows app.