Dropbox has today updated its Dropbox for Gmail Chrome extension with several new features, including—most notably—the ability to attach folders and several files at once. The update also includes the ability to more easily send larger files, send files to anyone (regardless of if they have the extension or a Dropbox account), and the ability to quickly save files that you receive via Gmail to your own inbox.

Here’s the full change log:

Easily send large files . Just click the Dropbox icon in the compose window, select files or folders, and click Insert Link(s) . No waiting for uploads to complete, no file size limit, and no eating up space in your inbox.

. Just click the Dropbox icon in the compose window, select files or folders, and click . No waiting for uploads to complete, no file size limit, and no eating up space in your inbox. Say goodbye to zip files . Attach folders and multiple files instantly, without having to zip files up.

. Attach folders and multiple files instantly, without having to zip files up. Send files to anyone . Even if they don’t have Dropbox or the extension, recipients can see and download the attachments you send them.

. Even if they don’t have Dropbox or the extension, recipients can see and download the attachments you send them. Quickly save files sent to you. Add files to your Dropbox with a click so you can access them anywhere.

You can grab the Chrome extension in the Chrome Web Store right now for free. It’s still in beta, so don’t expect everything to work perfectly, but it looks like the app is nearing a full release soon—as today’s release is version 0.9.6.

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