pete44ru
Hunter
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I have found out that, apparently, Google Chrome and Foxfire have found a way to access the photos that Photobucket.com does not now allow you to post to 3rd party sites anymore, without paying a high price. . :mrgreen:
Viable, provided former/current PhotoBucket users haven't deleted all their albums/pics, the Google Chrome and Firefox browsers now have an extension called "Photobucket Embed Fix", that will allow the display of 3rd party hosted images, an end-around PB's new demands.
It will fix all your broken pics - no need for you to do anything, it runs entirely in the background.
To Install:
Click on Tools > Add-Ons (Or press CTL+Shift+A) > select "Extensions" > enter "photobucket embed" in the Search box (upper right corner) > then click the install button.
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I have found out that, apparently, Google Chrome and Foxfire have found a way to access the photos that Photobucket.com does not now allow you to post to 3rd party sites anymore, without paying a high price. . :mrgreen:
Viable, provided former/current PhotoBucket users haven't deleted all their albums/pics, the Google Chrome and Firefox browsers now have an extension called "Photobucket Embed Fix", that will allow the display of 3rd party hosted images, an end-around PB's new demands.
It will fix all your broken pics - no need for you to do anything, it runs entirely in the background.
To Install:
Click on Tools > Add-Ons (Or press CTL+Shift+A) > select "Extensions" > enter "photobucket embed" in the Search box (upper right corner) > then click the install button.
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