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Authored by: Support.com Tech Pro Team
Yahoo Mail can perform the same trick, but it’s a less user-friendly option. If you try to send a large file through Yahoo, an alert prompts you to save the file to either Google Drive or Dropbox. Choose your preferred service and then manually upload the file to it.
Return to your email, click File Attachment, and select Share Files From Google Drive or Share Files From Dropbox. Choose the file, and it shows up as an email attachment. Once your email is sent, your recipient can click the file attachment to view it in Google Drive or Dropbox.
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