I built a new version of my text buffering app

Sometimes you need to quickly copy some text/text file from your phone to your PC or vice-versa. I found myself doing this a lot as I had to share some things with my friends or while working. When I had to deal with files, I would quickly spin up a python server using the command python3 -m http.server, get the IP address of my PC, and connect to it via my phone before downloading the file.

Not only was this process tedious, but it was also repetitive as I sometimes I will have to turn on my phone's hotspot and go through the same process of locating my IP.

I do not own a USB key (we're in the 21st-century imao) so sometimes when I had to do some assignment in the computer laboratory at school, I will have to copy it on paper. I did not want to deal with creating an account and signing up everywhere.

To solve my issue, I built Buffered.link. It is a tool that allows you to easily and quickly share text between two or more devices that have access to the internet.

Today I launched a new version with more features.
The app is entirely open source and free to use.

Full article : https://josiasaurel.hashnode.dev/introducing-bufferedlink
Live App : https://buffered.link/
Source Code : https://github.com/JosiasAurel/buffer
Product Hunt : https://www.producthunt.com/posts/buffered-link-2