Update to Digitalbucket.net client - nearing release

We are nearing a full release of our encrypt before upload Windows client for Digitalbucket.net.

DigitalBucket.net is a web-based file management service, similar to Box.net and, now, Google Docs (with their recent 'upload any file' feature).

We've created a .NET client that connects to DigitalBucket.net and allows you to manage your files much like you do in My Documents, while keeping them absolutely private using encryption. Here's a quick rundown of features.

• Files are encrypted before they leave your computer. They never enter the cloud without being encrypted first.
  
• Just double-click any file to automatically download, decrypt, and edit it. Just like accessing files from My Documents.
  
• This is a fully integrated Windows application, so it gives you quite a bit more power than a web interface, such as letting you drap-and-drop files to encrypt and upload them to DigitalBucket.net.

This update

With this update, we're nearing a full release. Our current status is still beta, but that should be changing shortly. Here are the new features.

The login screen lets you connect to Digitalbucket.net and retrieve your documents. You can now cache your password if you're on a trusted computer. The client also works behind a proxy, and will prompt you for proxy settings if necessary.

We've added more right-click capabilities, to provide Digitalbucket.net management functions like tagging and publishing. You can tag files and folders, list tags for a file, and remove tags. You may also publish files, which gives you a link you can send to collaborators.

The Actions menu allows you to jump out to Digitalbucket.net in your browser, in case you need to access the full features of their web interface. It also lets you list all your tags and click to view items with a given tag.

To try out this release, click here.

There is nothing to install. Simply download dbnet.exe and run it. Requires .NET Framework 2.0 or newer. If you have any questions or feedback, you can comment here, or send them to support AT completelyprivatefiles.com.