Currently, every time i want to access my data server, i need to enter my Webhook. This process is very slow, because i always have to copy it from discord or somewhere else.

What if you can create a account / login to your account via GitHub, Google or what ever to get a list of all your Webhook / Media Servers and easily click on them to open it.

But very interesting idea 👍

so the story is that I uploaded my files as a backup because I want to reinstall my windows, then when I tried to get it from the web of disbox, it was empty but the content is in the server. can you please tell me how to read these files on the server?

hello, this would be great for sharing files, but currently I cannot use it for this as it allows others to delete the shared files, perhaps there is some solution possible?

if we can mount our disbox channels via something like fuse, i could use a webserver to list the files read-only

For some reason I can't delete empty folders, the "Delete" button is always greyed out. Also, is it possible to have a feature where you can generate a download link for sharing?

I uploaded a ZIP file, but when I went to download it again, I got the following error: Failed to download file: TypeError: window.showSaveFilePicker is not a function. I am on Windows 11, using Firefox 108.0.1.

This could be sick if automated, it could be used for a lot of solutions such as auto backups (dodgy but better then no backups? xd)

compared to the discord webhook api this could provide folders, auto splitting, and ofc files being viewable in the disbox website

Fixes a typo in fetchUrl() that caused fetchUrlFromProxy() to never be called, and an error to be raised.

UI Alert:

Stack Trace:

disbox-file-manager.js:93 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: this.fetchfUrlFromProxy is not a function
    at e.<anonymous> (disbox-file-manager.js:93:34)
    at c (runtime.js:63:40)
    at Generator._invoke (runtime.js:294:22)
    at Generator.next (runtime.js:119:21)
    at ma (asyncToGenerator.js:3:20)
    at i (asyncToGenerator.js:25:9)

As stated in the readme, CORS make it so you can't download files from discord directly. Disbox implements 2 ways to solve this:

• The recommended one: a chrome extension that acts as a local proxy.
• One for when you're in a hurry: an external proxy (currently allOrigins).

In the current state, Disbox simply acknowledges that using an external proxy is less secure (becuase someone else can see your files), and that if you don't trust the proxy (which is a whole other discussion), you should just download the extension.

However, it may be a good idea to also encrypt the files, for situations where the extension is not used. It's worth noting file encryption is not neccesary for extension usage as the files are secured by Discord itself.

It's possible to keep Disbox's current model, where the server can't access the files itself, and all files are recoverable by the user, and provide a simple implementation, using the following flow:

• When uploading, encrypt each chunk of the file using the webhook URL as the encryption key.
• Do this for every file, even ones that are uploaded when the extension is installed, so they could be downloaded even without it.

This also has a few disadvantages:

• It's not neccesarily the best direction. It may be better to just make the external proxy needed in less use cases, for example, using an app or a Firefox extension.
• It makes the files harder to recover. If the Disbox client goes offline for some reason, users which urgently need their files can't just download the files as chunks and merge them manually - it requires extra work and manual decryption.
• It doesn't follow Disbox's current policy which is not handling security - and leaving it all to Discord. Truth be told, I'm not a security expert and sometimes it's better to admit that something is insecure (and let cautious users encrypt it before uploading), rather than claiming something is secure when you can't actually promise that.

Even given all of these, the task at hand doesn't seem that complex, and it is a significant security improvemnt for proxy users - so it may still be worth to add it.

Happy to hear feedback about this. I'd like to know what other people think and how important that is. Do you trust the proxy server? Do you even use it, or did you install the extension? Are you even aware you're exposing your data to a 3rd party? Maybe just a disclaimer is needed? Please share your opinions.

Basically what the title says. Sorry for all the screenshots, this was the best way I could explain it. I tried uploading a big file, about 2.2GB according to windows explorer, just for the fun of it. However... it seems at around 74-75% discord starts to rate limit the webhook. This causes some chunks to not be uploaded to Discord (there's more not listed in this screenshot) Trying to download the file causes it to error out at the 74% mark, with an error stating this: It's a bit inconvenient to chunk it into parts then upload those, so is there a way to fix this?

Currently it is very tedious to upload multiple files, Issue #5 would help, but it would be nice to have drag + drop functionality. Also, please make it so you're allowed to upload multiple files at a time without clicking the upload button again.