Pushbullet for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Push files, links, notes, lists, reminders, addresses, and more between your devices and computers in a snap.

With Pushbullet, you can easily move links, files, and more between your devices and computers in a snap

Instead of emailing yourself to get a link on your phone, just "push" it from your computer to your phone with a click. Pushbullet also makes sharing the links and files you've pushed easy, so you can share that link with a friend via your favorite messenger.

Use Pushbullet Channels to subscribe to timely notifications about things you care about. Follow new comics from xkcd or The Oatmeal to ensure you always see the newest comics right away.

Pushbullet for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: May 9, 2017

Latest update: May 9, 2017

Version: 396

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows 7
Windows 8

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 732

Downloads Last Week: 0

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STAY AWAY!!!
dannylussierSeptember 4, 2017
Pros
It works...
Cons
Amazing functionality, but $40 a year for a single Pro plan? Too steep... I was going to bite the "bullet", but there's no option to pay with anything but a credit card. I know I don't was to let a bunch of scam artists take my credit card hostage. As if all that wasn't bad enough, the customer service is abysmal. I have a feeling the money from those who can't live without Pro goes towards funding pyramid schemes, terrorism and organized crime.
Summary
Amazing functionality, but $40 a year for a single Pro plan? Too steep... I was going to bite the "bullet", but there's no option to pay with anything but a credit card. I know I don't was to let a bunch of scam artists take my credit card hostage. As if all that wasn't bad enough, the customer service is abysmal. I have a feeling the money from those who can't live without Pro goes towards funding pyramid schemes, terrorism and organized crime.