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Craving metrics? Slap &rm=minimal to the same hyperlink. Every unique load is tracked in the admin dashboard with city-level geodata and 10-second granularity–handy when you invoice per eyeball or hunt leaks.

Read-only mode: Prevents oops changes, fork wars, or quota theft. Top-down rule: Cascades over every file inside; drop new overlays later without re-tweaking permissions. Disable download: Click the cog in the link panel → uncheck "Allow save" if you want eyes-only access. Check expiry: Workspace accounts can set 30-day auto-expire; free accounts keep links alive until you kill. Who-did-what: "Insight panel" shows which eyeballs hit which file–handy for troubleshooting "link broken" complaints.

Gather all .dng into a single folder. Compress the folder if it surpasses 100 files–locks the link count at a lone. Copy the URL, stick ?usp=sharing at the end for neater redirection. Ship it; done.

Revoke anytime: right-click → "Advanced" → "Delete link". The URL vanishes in under 60 seconds worldwide.

Block download, print, and copy if you want prospects to schedule a viewing instead of downloading the media: hit the cog icon inside the share panel → uncheck Allow download/print/copy. Page views remain the same; offline circulation falls to near zero.

Parameter Value Pay-off &cache=1 Boolean flag Forces Edge to treat object as "popular", skipping 404-on-miss logic Cache-Control: max-age=3600 Client-side directive Extends TTL from default 600 s to 1 h, slashing re-fetch by 40 % Quintet spike 1 req/node Triggers "global replicate" rule inside 90 s window

Pro tip: append &size=1920x1080 to the export string if you crave retina-grade clarity; the file weight jumps only 120 kB on average. Append &grid=false to hide slide thumbnails along the left rail when the recipient later opens the full deck.

Dodge the "Ask Permission" Loop by Setting Anyone-with-Link to Viewer Alt-click the folder → "Get link" → "Change to anyone with the link" → role: Viewer → "Save". Slap the URL in email; visitors open it instantly–zero auth, no allow dance, no 24-hour wait.

Launch a 1-minute packet loss test at ping.Google Drive Public Direct Link.com; if loss goes above 0.8 %, limit the concurrent stream count to two. More streams boost re-transmits and pad total time by up to 15 % on noisy Wi-Fi.

Rent Your IP on a 30-Day Contract You Can Revoke in 30 Days Ditch the boilerplate 3-year locked-in clause with a 30-calendar-day license. Slide in section 4(b): "Either side may terminate with 30 consecutive days’ signed notice; upon cancellation all claims return back to owner, partner must stop use, delete or return masters, and clear any due royalties within 7 days." Cap the geo to a single marketplace–e.g., "Amazon US only"–and cap the SKU count to five products. Charge 12 % of net royalty, payable monthly, with audit rights 1× per 12 months on 10 days’ heads-up. Ask every-90-day sales reports in .xlsx format, synced from the brand’s Shopify or WooCommerce backend, emailed to ip@yourdomain.com by the 10th day after period close. Add on a fine clause: $2,000 per day for unauthorized use after revocation, plus lawyer fees. Host the agreement on HelloSign; keep a final PDF in a private Google Drive folder visible solely with your intellectual-property lawyer. Re-use the same blueprint for each new licensee–switch SKU list, percent, and market in under 15 minutes.

Turbo tip: tack on &export=download to the open URL ahead of you fire off it; the recipient’s browser grabs the preset direct to the chosen folder, bypassing the preview page and trimming the transfer time to under 300 ms on a decent line.

Pop the Link into Chat bubble–People Snag the Preset Right now Copy the URL which finishes as /view?usp=sharing, paste it into your IG bio website field, and tack &export=fetch. Any user clicking it launches an direct DNG fetch–zero permission prompt, no account roadblock. Cap: one URL per bio; update it with a fresh file ID every time you swap packs.

Shape Upload Bandwidth to Reserve Download Capacity Cap upstream traffic at ≈ two-thirds of your line’s rated transmit rate; on a gig-fiber link, set the router QoS ceiling to 70 Mbit/s. This leaves 30 Mbit/s of headroom for ACK packets and stops the transmit queue from filling, which otherwise adds noticeable bufferbloat and trashes downstream throughput by a painful margin.

Use Jekyll for built-in blog support: add _posts/YYYY-MM-DD-title.md with metadata; GitHub builds it server-side, no local Ruby install needed. Add _config.yml to set name, description, skin (pick minima or primer for sub-second load).

Flip the source deck to "Anyone with the link → Viewer" and toggle Kill options for download, print and copy. The recipient gets a clean read-only file that launches on mobile even if the native app is missing; no sign-in wall, no 404 after you shuffle folders.