If true, it's simply not worth the costs involved to keep something working that hardly anyone is using. Why should Flickr keep supporting old, outdated stuff forever? That's totally unrealistic.įor all we know, there could have only been a smaller number of people using the old desktop uploader. This is like the outdated browser question. Personally, I don't feel forced to use any uploader against my will. Use these suggestions at your own risk, I am not endorsing these finds, I am only pointing to the HF thread that I have read: Why cannot the older one be allowed to work again As the alternatives do not provide the same functionality that seems like a bloody-minded attempt to force people to use inferior methods against their will. So far as I can see it's only down to the refusal to authenticate the software. Why cannot the older one be allowed to work again. Nothing about its removal or replacement comes up to that standard. Luck or simply good programming? The old one was well designed to meet the needs of customers. I see I am not alone in mourning the passing of the old one. The old one did what I wanted (and was well-used). Your options are the new desktop uploader, the web uploader or the mobile app.
The fact that it kept working for some is just luck. That version of the desktop uploader was decommissioned nearly ten years ago in 2009. Would like some reliable information on what's happening from a trustworthy source. Has it just pulled the plug without warning (I saw none), and left me without a comparable replacement, or is this just a temporary glitch?Īm I to conclude that, for some undisclosed reason, Flickr no longer supports this very handy desktop uploaderįlickr stopped supporting that uploader many years ago.
Flickr uploadr 3.2 windows 10#
Today, when I tried to use it, I found it had logged out and, when I tried to log it back in, it asked for authentication on the Flickr site (which it already has) but the authentication page has gone.Īm I to conclude that, for some undisclosed reason, Flickr no longer supports this very handy desktop uploader which hitherto has worked perfectly with my Windows 10 Pro PC? As a Pro-user (with several pro accounts), who has been here since 2006, with over 23 million views, I find this a little disappointing but would like some reliable information on what's happening from a trustworthy source. I have been happily using this for many years and it has uploaded the vast bulk of my 72K+ images very satisfactorily. Yesterday I was happily uploading images with my trusty Flickr Uploadr 3.2.1 (that's the one with the blue and pink square screens, NOT the one with the blue and pink cloud in a circle). Stats page not displaying graph of recent views several other features blank How can I see my groups etc in 'old view' Why are my pics/vids not uploading/displaying in original quality? Group list shows characters #039 not apostropheĬan anyone go to a members site even though they aren't a member of flickr NEW feature? Both date taken and uploaded now Uploads timing out, incomplete group/albums Welcome to the Flickr Help Forum! Click here to get started and to read our Flickr forever: Creating the safest most inclusive : API requirement for developersįlickr staff requesting help from members in the UK to troubleshoot slowness This thread was closed automatically due to a lack of responses over the last month.
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