Websharinglite (file manager) for Android

Websharinglite (file manager) app for android description: Websharing lite enables you to wirelessly transfer files to and from your phone or tablet using a web browser.
You can view images play videos and manage files on your device using your wi fi network.
Free ad free and unconstrained: the lite version of websharing is entirely free.
There are no advertisements displayed neither on your phone tablet itself nor in your web browser.
Drag and drop file upload is included.
There are no file size limitations in the free version.
The full version adds more features but the lite version is intended to be very functional and useful by itself.
File manager: use the file browser to upload and download content to and from your device.
The file browser is a fully functional file manager with the ability to move copy rename and delete files and folders on the phone tablet.
Drag and drop file upload lets you quickly upload files by simply dragging them into the browser.
With google chrome you can event drag and drop entire hierarchies of folders.
Uploaded files are queued uploaded sequentially so you can be repeatedly drag files folders into websharing without worry.
Image viewer: a built in image viewer provides the ability to display large photos with pan and zoom capabilities.
Video player: play videos stored on the phone directly within the browser.
Videos may be downloaded or viewed directly using both html5 and flash based video players.
The html5 player has streaming support letting you quickly skip to a position inside large movies.
Privacy and performance: your data never leaves your wi fi network when you use websharing.
It does not use the internet cloud to perform transfers.
Your computer and phone tablet will communicate directly and privately.
And because your data doesn 39 t go over the internet transfers happen at local network work support: websharing is intended for use on wi fi networks but can work over cellular networks if your carrier allows direct access to phones devices on their network.