If you’re like me you’re always sharing interesting links, pictures, notes, files and other stuff you come across on the internet with your friends, family and colleagues.  Often times I do this sharing over Twitter but other times I use e-mail as well.

The Mac has a really nifty way of allowing you to grab and drag most anything from the web and move the item somewhere else.

That’s where Droplr comes in.  Droplr places itself as a small icon on your Mac’s menu bar.  When you want to share an item with someone you simply grab it and drag it to the Droplr icon, dropping it over the icon.  The link, file, image, note is automatically turned into a link which you can then paste or embed anywhere or even tweet using a variety of Twitter clients.

Droplr gives you 1 gig of storage to play with and there’s a web based file management tool for organizing your items.

Check out the video demo below of Droplr in action.  You can download Droplr for free here.