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Automatically save Gmail attachments to Dropbox or another cloud service

pcworld.com (7 months and 29 days ago)

Sep 22, 2012

Reader Meg wants to know how she can save her Gmail folders to her Dropbox account.She already tried something called SaveMyInbox, a Web service built expressly for the purpose of saving Gmail attachments to Dropbox, but balked at the $15 annual subscription fee.I'm with you, Meg: I'm so cheap, I won't even tip my hat. Fortunately, there's a less-expensive (read: free) alternative that's actually even more versatile.Attachments.me is a free... full story

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Automatically save Gmail attachments to Dropbox or another cloud service

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