Here is an interesting article written by Peter Wolinski and published in the tomsguide web site:
How to save Chrome downloads directly to Google Drive
Learning how to save files from Chrome directly to Google Drive is super useful, and will save you a lot of time if you regularly use both Chrome and Drive.
If you regularly save images or files from the web, which you then upload to Google Drive for use across multiple devices, there’s an extension that helps you completely cut out the middle steps — that is to say, it removes the need to save files to your physical device storage and then upload them to Google Drive. You simply save the image or screenshot directly to a folder on your Google Drive.
This is particularly useful if you use Google Drive as your main storage platform and/or if you want to save physical storage space on the computer you’re using. Personally, my job here at Tom’s Guide requires me to regularly save down images to produce tutorials, and I often use Drive to transfer those images onto different devices. This extension saves me a lot of time — I just wish I’d found it earlier.
Here’s how to save files from Chrome directly to Google Drive.
You can read the full article at: http://tinyurl.com/yjejnbnc.