<p>In the never-ending turf war between tech titans like Microsoft and Google, a new service called Kloudless is trying to make some peace.</p><p>The free extension for Google's Chrome browser allows you to send e-mail attachments directly to online storage services such as Google Drive, Dropbox and Box. It also lets you attach files directly from these services without downloading them to your computer first. Although Kloudless only works with Gmail for now, support for Microsoft Outlook is on the way.</p><p>Cloud storage is becoming a key feature in webmail services, because it allows users to bypass the file size limits of traditional attachments. Gmail, for instance, now lets you attach files directly from Google Drive. Outlook.com has a similar feature, but uses Microsoft's own SkyDrive service instead. Yahoo recently partnered with Dropbox for attachments without file size limits.</p><p>Can you see the problem? Each webmail provider is picking a single online storage serviceusually its ownto handle attachments. Want to attach a SkyDrive file in Gmail? Too bad. Want to send an attachment from Outlook.com directly to Google Drive? Not a chance. Sure, you can download the files you want from your service of choice, then re-upload them, but that's a hassle.</p><p><a href="http://techland.time.com/2013/04/30/kloudless-stores-e-mail-attachments-where-gmail-wont/">Keep reading...</a></p>