Google Chrome embed fix for nuked photobucket images

finaddict wrote:
I will leave my account as is for the opportunity for people to see what I have done in the past, but I will never load another photo onto that aberration of a site. Bombarded with ads to the point where you cannot work with it anymore.

really pathetic.

AS far as I know nobody can see your pictures with any of the fixes as of today.

I will leave my account as is for the opportunity for people to see what I have done in the past, but I will never load another photo onto that aberration of a site. Bombarded with ads to the point where you cannot work with it anymore.

really pathetic.

Up until a few weeks ago you could download your entire album(s) as a zipped filed to your computer, P/B has taken that down also. Likely in response to the number of folks downloading their pics. Now its downloading one picture at a time-

I wish I could see the point though of folks simply deleting accounts-like that'll teach p/b. When all its doing is removing any means to view pictures by others- IE the google 'fix' and other workarounds, as temporary as it may be, wont work if pictures deleted.

So how do you import it back to your PC?...I can't figure it out..But the extension actually works for me now in Chrome.

I ended up spending hours , putting up with the 1000's of ads to remove every picture. I am no fan of photobucket anymore.

If you plan to make money off your photos, watermark them. If you share them, you will lose control but at least you can point to the watermark showing it is your work.

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And it will get harder to keep control of your images as animals get involved. Oh geez, good thing Noah didn't have a digital camera.
Selfie Monkey Settlement

And this stuff
You can't take pics of Eiffel Tower at night

Photomike wrote:
A hard drive is $100 and then you have control of your own images and no change of terms will effect you..... as long as you are not using Photoshop CC, but that is another conversation :B

Once you upload your photos to any one of these services, you do not really have control of your own images - you now have joint ownership. Keeping a copy on your hard drive, at least you have access to your own copy. If you host them on your own site, or on one of the rare sites that do not take ownership, then you might have control.

NRALIFR wrote:
I have no need to download anything from Photobucket, as I still have all of the pictures on my hard drive. Why would anyone upload pictures to a free account and not keep the original? Why would they think they would always be there? Did anyone actually do that? :R

When PB changed their terms of service I deleted all of my pictures from their site and closed the account. If they don’t want to be an image host for the free accounts any longer, fine. I’ve moved on, PB is dead to me now.

:):)

I wish you could talk to my students as I am ALWAYS banging my head on the wall when I hear them say "All my images are in the cloud because they are safe there" or the people that think "My pictures are on facebook so they are safe". I know pro photographers that don't keep a back-up in house and it makes me so mad. A hard drive is $100 and then you have control of your own images and no change of terms will effect you..... as long as you are not using Photoshop CC, but that is another conversation :B