Photobucket wants $399 US to enable "3rd party viewing"..../QUOTE]
Q: Define "faintly presumptious" and give an example of. (See above.)
What are you talking about?
Photobucket wants $399 US to enable "3rd party viewing"..../QUOTE]
Q: Define "faintly presumptious" and give an example of. (See above.)
What are you talking about?
What are you talking about?
Eh??? $400.00 to enable TPH is frankly exorbitant. ("Faintly presumptious" was sarcasm as $400 is FAR more than "faintly.") Or maybe I've misunderstood something here. In any case, I'll probably gradually move my online images elsewhere.![]()
- Imgur (but only with the Embed option) -- Imgur is named as an alternative whenever it comes to image hosting services on the Internet. While you may hotlink to images uploaded to Imgur, the service's Terms of Service forbid you explicitly from doing so. What it allows is to use the embed feature, but this may not work in many cases. Also this which does not bode well.
- Don't hotlink to adult content or to file-sharing, gambling, torrent, warez, or Imgur rip-off sites. Don't impersonate someone else. Also, don't use Imgur to host image libraries you link to from elsewhere, content for your website, advertising, avatars, or anything else that turns us into your content delivery network
I've read that before and while it is a little concerning I read it as being aimed at users like website owners who might want to store all their images on imgur instead of their own servers. My take on it is that if imgur didn't want their users to link to images they would not have provided the easy-to-use tools to create links. Is there a risk that they could stop third-party linking? Yeah, I'd say there is (and indeed they did a couple of years ago for CGN) but any free-to-use hosting service is similarly at risk, and on balance imgur's features make it worth it for me.Their comment on Imgur is interesting:
Thank you, that is the response that I was looking for! It is very frustrating now even going back to older threads and not seeing the pictures that were posted. I cant see photobucket making it as who will post pics that no one can see and who in their right mind is going to pay $299 US for something that is free at other hosting sites. I never liked PB, and have never used them. When I was in Ontario, my internet provider provided the user with free web space that was linked to your account and you can just upload photos there and post the link. Here in Saskatchewan, I have tried multitude of free hosting sites and seem to like Flickr by yahoo. I dont know if I will be sticking with that, but it seems to work for me and has been for a while now.The reason you see that is photobucket broke the web in July. They changed their TOS overnight, disabled 3rd party hosting which allows you to link to pics in forums etc and put a system in place thay requires a photobucket user to pay 299 US$ per year to do what used to be free.
Obviously very few people will pay that much let alone how it was handled. So you see the image you posted when people have not updated the BB code to a new site and it is still linked to photobuclet.
[/QUOTE]Firefox has an add-on to view photo's blocked by Photobucket.
I've installed it and it works.
Firefox add-on link
for Chrome
Chrome add-on link
Thank you, that is the response that I was looking for! It is very frustrating now even going back to older threads and not seeing the pictures that were posted. I cant see photobucket making it as who will post pics that no one can see and who in their right mind is going to pay $299 US for something that is free at other hosting sites. I never liked PB, and have never used them. When I was in Ontario, my internet provider provided the user with free web space that was linked to your account and you can just upload photos there and post the link. Here in Saskatchewan, I have tried multitude of free hosting sites and seem to like Flickr by yahoo. I dont know if I will be sticking with that, but it seems to work for me and has been for a while now.
Do you need a Photobucket account in order for this add on to work, I deleted my PB account?
Or you can support CGN and become a member. Posting photos is super easy then.
Who wants to pay for a free site, this is what they use to make people pay, no copy and paste pictures, nice
I use Photobucket. The fee is relatively small for the thousands of images that I have on it. I also have only used 10% of my storage!
[/QUOTE]Firefox has an add-on to view photo's blocked by Photobucket.
I've installed it and it works.
Firefox add-on link
for Chrome
Chrome add-on link



























