Flickr Uploadr for Mac3.1

Does not support RAW so pretty useless to me.

Works well, but bad style that you cannot choose not to have it as startup item. Also quitting the app does not need to ask every time for confirmation of this

Dumb! Uploaded hundreds of images just to find out that it didn't include file name with each image. So all of the images had the same file name....MY NAME. Deleted them and started over thinking I made a mistake....nope. 2nd time around doesn't give you the option...so again 300 images with my name as the file name. Which means I'd have to physically add a file name to each and every image in organizer. WASTE OF TIME! Deleted them, uninstalled the app, and went back to old school uploading. Thats an hour of my life I'll never get back.

Works great. I've been using this app on and off for a couple of years. Nice to have the ability of editing titles, descriptions and assigning sets BEFORE uploading images. Very stable and reliable. Other apps I've tried seem to be more flash and glamour, rather than functionality. This is the best Flickr uploading app I've been able to find and want to use.

5 more stars to counter the review below.

All my photos appear with a warning sign, no explanation. Weak. Plus I don't really want a web app. No problem with 2.3.1

i'll revise my earlier review and knock off another star: today i've spent several hours tagging 182 photos for upload. on uploading, flickr uploadr has now been frozen on the 160th image for about 20 mins. no options to cancel the upload and apparently no "time-out" built into the app in case something like this happens. so now i sit waiting and hoping that sometime before the end the century, flickr uploadr will either finish the upload, or realise that something's gone wrong and time out. otherwise my only option is to force quit - losing all the info for the 22 photos still to upload, which i've spent so long entering. this really is a very frustratingly and poorly designed piece of software! it's all the more annoying as the flickr website itself is a masterpiece of thoughtful well-designed functionality.

To the reviewer above...learn to read: http://tinyurl.com/ynnrdf The software does what it says it does and it is extremely easy to use (that is, if you can read error/success messages). Kudos for a great application!!

i quite like this app up until about ten minutes ago when i opened it up - expecting to continue with the titling, description-writing and tagging of a batch of about 200 images, which i'd spent about two hours on last week - only to find that flickr uploadr hadn't actually saved anything when i closed it down. so now i'm faced with having to go through the whole f**king process again. jeez! - would it have been too much to ask for a warning that i'd lose all my work when i shut the app down?!