What you have to do is set the Access Control List of the file to Public Read-Only (or Public Read/Write).

I think it is possible but only for a short time Note: An alternative to the procedure above, is uploading the file with an extension that Google Drive cannot open/is not associated.

Right click on the file and select 'Details'.

right click on the file in question and select 'Open with>Manage apps':.

That is, clicking on ' Details' won't show an Google-drive url. One limitation is that as far as HTTP goes, only secure HTTP access seems to be possible.Īnother limitation is that files which Google drive can open, won't be accessible that way.

Copy and paste the url and share or embed it anywhere you like.

Drag and Drop that url into a new tab.

One of the lines in the Details-Fieldset reads 'Hosting'.

4 Right click on the file and select Details.

3 Drag and Drop a file into the folder, and let it upload.

2 Select that folder, right click and Share > Share.

Here's the final update from Google with alternatives.Īs per April 2013 and using Chrome/webkit, the following worked for me: UPDATE: As was announced, Google deprecated this feature in Aug 2016.

Google drive app not showing all files