We have tested this product on Android, iPhone, Mac, PC, Linux, Chromebook, any device that runs a web browser. We have also tested Zoof on devices that are over 10 years old and Zoof is able to send and receive files to and from those devices.
We have be able to Zoof from many different locations, Airport free wifi’s, train-stations in USA and Europe, behind corporate firewalls, hospital sites and many more. while we endevour to have a fully transparent product here we cannot anticipate how some corporations may have blocked their employee access to the internet. needless to say, if you can reach the internet from your device you should be able to run Zoof.
If you Zoof a file, you do not have to concern yourself about file formats or “walled gardens” this is where one platform makes it difficult to send to another platform. We took care of that so that you wouldn’t have to.
Sending a file should be easy, sending a really large file should also be easy. Currently you can send up to 500Mb between mobile devices and up to 2.5Gb between desktop devices. This is a constraint of the browser, not Zoof.
lets us know how you do and if you run into any exotic issues. We also would like to hear on how you are using Zoof and how it has been able to provide you with a solution to your needs.
Happy Zoofing