You probably wondered why Google is giving you two gigabytes of space for your gmail account. The reason could be pretty simply, no one will ever use those two gigs anyway. Even if you receive lots of emails including attachments you´d need years to fill the space.
Some clever folks came up with an idea on how to use the empty space of your Google account. The answer: Use it as online storage. Gspace is one of those freeware tools that let you use your Google mail space as an online storage for your files.
The tool has some limitations as of now that exist because of gmail restrictions. Those are a 10 megabyte file size limitation and a limitation to some file extensions that are not considered harmful. The program page gives a good introduction to program mechanics and limitations.
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Very nice extinsion!
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