What is safe.fiery.me?

safe.fiery.me is merely another clone of lolisafe.
lolisafe itself is an easy to use, open source and completely free file upload service. We accept your files, photos, documents, anything, and give you back a shareable link for you to send to others.
On a side note, this site was originally made for personal use but I figured it would be rather lonely, so yeah, feel free..

Will you keep my files forever?

Unless I receive a copyright complain or some other bullshit, I will.

How can I keep track of my uploads?

Simply create a user on the site and every upload will be associated with your account, granting you access to your uploaded files through our dashboard.

By having an account, you will also be able to set a preferred file name length!

What are albums?

Albums are a simple way of sorting uploads together. Right now you can create albums through the dashboard and use them only* with our chrome extension which will enable you to right click -> send to lolisafe or to a desired album if you have any. You will probably have to change some things involving https://safe.fiery.me/api/upload.

* You are no longer required to use the chrome extension to utilize albums. As long as you are logged in, you will be able to choose your albums from the upload page (of course the albums have to be created beforehand through the dashboard).

Why should I use this?

I don't know.

I saw something too illegal for my tastes here, what do?

Send a strongly worded email to bobby@fiery.me and I will try to get back to you within 24 hours.

Do you support chunked uploads?

Yes. Just add three text fields containing the file's UUID, the chunk's index and the total amount of chunks, named "uuid", "chunkindex" and "totalchunkcount" respectively, into the multipart/form-data that you POST to https://safe.fiery.me/api/upload.
Once all chunks have been successfully uploaded, then you have to POST a JSON request to https://safe.fiery.me/api/upload/finishchunks containing the file's UUID, original filename, original size, mime type and chunk counts, with keys "uuid", "original", "size", "type" and "count" respectively (make sure the object is inside an array named "files").
Check out this gist for an example POST request.

If that sounds too complicated, then just try to trigger chunked uploads with the home page's uploader and inspect the HTTP requests...

By the way, "totalchunkcount" can be omitted if the amount of chunks is only 10 or less.