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You may wanna check options page.

This chrome extension is open-sourced here:
https://github.com/muaz-khan/Chrome-Extensions/tree/master/file-sharing

Here is Live URL: webrtcweb.com/fs

You can share files with android/ios users as well:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.webrtc.experiment
iOS link will be added soon.

Hints:

You can set custom/reusable room-ids via "options" page.
Make sure that non-one can guess your room-id
Anyone can join you using that room-id
Your file receivers can use Windows/Mac/Linux or Android/iPhone/iPad
On Windows/Mac/Ubuntu, your file receivers can use any modern browser e.g. Firefox, Chrome, Opera etc.
Your file receivers don't need to install Android app. They can use Chrome/Firefox/OperaMini on Android.
The most important part is your "room-id". Other users can join you only using your room-id.
Two users can receive files directly using Chrome extension.

Click extension icon from any page e.g. from facebook.com, google.com etc.
As soon as you will click the icon, you will see a popup. That popup guides you for all logs.
That popup will show information e.g. whether your are connected or not.
As soon as you will get connected, please share resulting URL or ask other users to use same room-id to join you.
Other users can use same-procedure to join you.
You can change room-id inline, directly from the popup.
You can change room-id via options page as well.
Popup allows you select & share your own files.
Popup provides file-progress information as well.
File progress information are added in the extension-icon as well. So you can see file being sent/received even if popup is closed.
If you close pop, this doesn't means that you closed the room.
You can close room only by reloading your current page.

This extension is running top-over WebRTC data channel APIs.
WebRTC SCTP protocol is used to open peer-to-peer data connections between two users
Peer-to-Peer means that your files are NEVER uploaded to server. Server is keeping nothing.
Your files are shared directly with other users. It is 100% private.
Your files history is lost/cleared from browser memory as soon as you reload your current page.