Dropbox announced a pretty handy feature today that allows you to drag and drop URLs into Dropbox. Anyone with access to where you’ve dropped them can then open the web pages on any device.

— -- The Dropbox team dropped a handy new feature onto our laps today, and it's for all of you Chrome, Firefox, and Safari users out there. Sorry Internet Explorer fans. If you use Dropbox ...

Dropbox is now letting you drag and drop URLs so they can be opened and shared across any device. Instead of having information spread over different browsers and computers, ...

Either of those will be the destination, the "drop" part of your drag-and-drop. Next, back in this tab, click and hold the little icon to the left of the Web address, then drag it to your destination.

The update that has rolled out to the Dropbox web-based app now brings with it support to drag-and-drop files directly from your desktop straight into Dropbox folders.

Dropbox's new drag-and-drop feature for the web app makes it easier to use Dropbox as a bookmarks repository. Hassle-Free PC By Ian Paul, Aug 21, 2015 7:25 am PDT.

Dropbox is rolling out a decent update to its iOS application today, bringing it to version 92.2. The update includes improvements for iPad users, ... With drag and drop, ...

Dropbox for the web gets drag and drop support for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari April 6, 2012 - 2:32 am ...

Dropbox updated its iOS app on Tuesday with a few new features suited for iOS 11's iPad-centric features, including the ability to drag and drop files between folders and other apps.

Also, I’m happy to report that file moving via drag and drop works on both iPad and iPhone. Drag and drop capabilities have technically been available already for Dropbox users via managing your ...