Open shared KML file in another web application.

Although I have seen it on the client, it seems to be disabled. Ideally, a password or key would be created on the client-side, and thus, uploaded files would be encrypted for anyone else.

I think it is important to have access to the files from another website, or simply mailing the link to someone.

Software enhancement

I would use this service and take it seriously if i had a way of uploading a massive amount of files in a queue or all at once. this is why i'd like to see FTP upload privileges added to all Go Aruna accounts (or a similar alternative). I can't keep clicking on all 500,000 of my files one at a time to upload! And the mac destop app doesn't do it either!

I must remember witch files are shared or click the "share" to view if the file has a share URL.
It would be useful have a view that shows witch files are shared. And an action to unshare the marked ones.

Much better and useful than FTP and works with any OS (also replaces a desktop app in my opinion).

send/share folder as compressed file & add password to file

like pdf, word doc, xls etc.

Add the GoAruna zimlet to the download page
it is impossible to find with out going to the Zimbra
site first

Integration with Windows Home Server for Backups

for example I might want to only have the file available for 1 day instead of 7 days

If we want to have a file just for a few days we could have an option to automatically delete after a date specified so that the server does not waste space and the user don't have trash in his account.

It would be great if you could download entire folder as a ZIP since downloading each file some times can be a drag. Thanks in advance

let me choose which files are kept in sync between my account and my mobile phone

The windows mobile app is quite basic and not as good as it looked on the website. Also java applications require a special java program on windows mobile these days and you have to run that program before you run the app. It also has trouble accessing the internet through java. Perhaps if you made a .cab file which can be installed and can join all the other programs I have installed on the start menu rather than having to run the java program first.