WebDAV QS
Not claimedWebDAV QS (Quick Share) makes files on your Mac easy to reach from the devices you…
By Tony Scott · UtilitiesWhy we expect it: Clear value and thoughtful access controls make this a promising Mac file sharing tool for media and VR fans.
In short
WebDAV QS shares folders on your Mac over the local network, so browsers, WebDAV apps, and compatible media players or VR apps can reach them. It suits people who want separate sign-ins, folder access, and expiry dates for each person. A standout feature is that devices must be approved before they can connect, and the app sits in the menu bar.
Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.About
WebDAV QS (Quick Share) makes files on your Mac easy to reach from the devices you already use. Choose folders, start sharing, and copy the address into a browser or compatible WebDAV app. Compatible media players and VR apps can connect directly.
Share differently with different people. Each person can have their own sign-in, folders and file-type choices. You can allow uploads of new files, set time limits or an expiry date, and approve new devices before they connect.
Access is limited to local-network addresses by default. WebDAV QS lives in your Mac’s menu bar, shows recent activity and lets you stop sharing whenever you want. HTTP supports a wide range of players; HTTPS is available for clients that accept the app’s certificate.
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