[Must-see tutorial for resource groups] Use UC network disk to upload resources without traffic!

[Not original, very practical] Tutorial begins → What is network disk upload? Let me introduce it first. I believe that all users who use UC Browser have registered a UC number. Users with UC accounts will see their network hard drive after logging into the personal center. The network hard drive allows you to save resources in it for easy downloading when you see them. As the name suggests, network disk upload is to upload your saved resources from your own network disk, skipping the local upload link, and achieve the purpose of uploading resources without traffic! And uploading large files only takes a few seconds, so there will be no consequences of upload failure! Without further ado, let's get to the point: First of all, the UC version you are using must be 7.3 or above to support network disk upload. (Compression transfer must be turned on! Otherwise, the network disk upload item will disappear!) You must also log in to your account in the UC Personal Center. After completing the above process, take the example of downloading this 3M Panlong. Reach the book page and click download. After aligning the cursor and saving, the menu and file will be saved to the network disk! The following page will appear. Click Save to save it to your own network disk. Don't worry, it will be free of traffic. (If you click on the internal beta version, a blank page may appear, but even though it is blank, it has been saved in your network disk) Do you see it? Okay, let's get to the uploading part. Go to where you want to post, select the type you want to upload, and you will find that there is an additional network disk upload function. After clicking to enter, the resource list of your network disk will appear. Click on the selected resource to publish. Isn't it very relaxing? This is the network disk upload function, which allows you to send resources without using traffic! So everyone no longer has to worry about being unable to add resources due to traffic issues! What are you waiting for? Use your phone and act quickly!