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The TMO uploader dowscales any uploaded pictures to 620px or 19.5KB, whichever comes first. If you want a higher resolution, you need to upload the pics somewhere else and include the link. Which is a major PITA for those of us who neither have nor want an account at one of the picture sharing services. I have used my own website on one or two odd occasions for the purpose but I do not like doing it because of... reasons.
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Imgur, for example, does not require you to sign up to upload images if you don't want to delete/edit those later on, IIRC.
neither have nor want an account at one of the picture sharing services.
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2016-03-07
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Ahh, thanks for explanation!
The TMO uploader dowscales any uploaded pictures to 620px or 19.5KB, whichever comes first. If you want a higher resolution, you need to upload the pics somewhere else and include the link. Which is a major PITA for those of us who neither have nor want an account at one of the picture sharing services. I have used my own website on one or two odd occasions for the purpose but I do not like doing it because of... reasons.
I had no idea it works like that since I of course always pull the pictures in from my own server.
How can you even attach a picture directly, without having it online since the image uploader requires an url? Is it possibme to input a local file url there?
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2016-03-07
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Just add some additional info, you can also upload a smaller version on TMO as a preview and have full picture shared on dropbox, dropbox picture cannot be shown directly but link to original pic can be provided.
The TMO uploader dowscales any uploaded pictures to 620px or 19.5KB, whichever comes first. If you want a higher resolution, you need to upload the pics somewhere else and include the link. Which is a major PITA for those of us who neither have nor want an account at one of the picture sharing services. I have used my own website on one or two odd occasions for the purpose but I do not like doing it because of... reasons.
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Originally Posted by velox
So it does, thanks!
Imgur, for example, does not require you to sign up to upload images if you don't want to delete/edit those later on, IIRC.
Originally Posted by juiceme
Yes, you can upload a local file. Even on a Jolla
How can you even attach a picture directly, without having it online since the image uploader requires an url? Is it possibme to input a local file url there?
You need to "Go Advanced" first. There is the "Manage Attachments" button that allows you to upload local files. The default look isn't very nice though. The picture gets put in the box at the end of the post, along with other attachments. Something like this. If you want it to look like this, you need an additional step. Find out the attachment ID and add the [attach]ID[/attach] tags. To find the ID, simply open the attachment in another window or tab. You can do it straight from the Manage Attachments screen. The attachment ID is embedded in the URL. It is a number, currently 5 digits, something like 38156.
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2016-03-07
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Originally Posted by velox
Yes, Imgur as ideal for those not wanting to create an account for photo sharing, or just don't want to share their personal info with the whole world.
Imgur, for example, does not require you to sign up to upload images if you don't want to delete/edit those later on, IIRC.
And there is a nice Harmattan app to share to Imgur: Imgrup by ZogG, for those using an N9. Not a lot of fancy features, just a program that does what it says and gets the job done!
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Maybe that just means the website presens the preview picture as 620px?