Currently, you can only share to "Anyone with the link", "No-one but yourself", or a specific Google user(s) via email.
But, this web app could simply hide the ID from the client-side. And then you can share a link using a different ID, but you can only access the contents if you know a password. (although it's technically still "anyone with the link" under-the-hood).
Meaning you can share to a specific person or group of people, without them needing a Google account / gmail.
However, for this to work, there'd need to be a server to generate the link, or... we could just encode & decode, but that removes the privacy aspect as this is an open-source project.
Currently, you can only share to "Anyone with the link", "No-one but yourself", or a specific Google user(s) via email.
But, this web app could simply hide the ID from the client-side. And then you can share a link using a different ID, but you can only access the contents if you know a password. (although it's technically still "anyone with the link" under-the-hood).
Meaning you can share to a specific person or group of people, without them needing a Google account / gmail.
However, for this to work, there'd need to be a server to generate the link, or... we could just encode & decode, but that removes the privacy aspect as this is an open-source project.