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I prefer https://localsend.org/ https://localsend.org/ nowadays. Nice cross-platform GUI, "just works". Requires being on the same lan, but discovery of other d

I prefer https://localsend.org/ https://localsend.org/ nowadays. Nice cross-platform GUI, "just works". Requires being on the same lan, but discovery of other devices is automatic and there are no alphanumeric codes that have to be shared. It's a good QoL improvement to have "airdrop" between Android and Linux

b3lvedere 1y ago
Thank you for this link. Looks awesome.
keroro 1y ago
I've had better luck with https://drop.lol/ https://drop.lol/ - it allows local discovery but can also share a link (drop.lol/XXXXX) to invite a device to the "network". There have been a number of times/networks local peer discovery doesn't work for me, but maybe that's because I haven't installed the localsend app.
shellfishgene 1y ago
The main reason one would use Magic Wormhole is that the devices do not need to be on the same LAN...
- meejah 1y ago
  If two Magic Wormhole clients _are_ on the same LAN they should communicate directly that way (i.e. no relay required).