Dropbox has released an update with a feature that allows the users to drag and drop URLs to save them.
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According to the Engadget, the web and desktop apps allows the users to add links to their Dropbox account and once they are synced they can access them just by clicking on them when they need them on any of their devices
The users can keep all their URLs they need in one folder so they can access them on any computer.
The feature is useful if the users are working on a team project, since members will be able to save and access each other's sources regardless of their default browsers.
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