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I personally think it's a bit mad to trust Google, the champions of shutting things down / changing terms, with your email. Companies like Fastmail make switchi

by nsteel 4y ago

I personally think it's a bit mad to trust Google, the champions of shutting things down / changing terms, with your email. Companies like Fastmail make switching easy and they don't muck around as it's their only product. But I do suffer with the issue of finding my Google photos is full of annoying received memes and screenshots. Is there any software out there that can reliably identify screenshots. They should be recognisable by the familiar dimensions and menu bars at the top+bottom. Bonus marks for being able to also recognise stupid meme pictures that contain computer generated graphics or text. I just want photos in there. Which I know is partly my fault, but I'd like to now fix it.

aheckler 4y ago
> Is there any software out there that can reliably identify screenshots. Google Photos. Their web interface has a special section where it collects screenshots[0], or at least what it thinks are screenshots. It's not perfect, but is better than nothing. [0] https://photos.google.com/search/Screenshots https://photos.google.com/search/Screenshots
- nsteel 4y ago
  Anything offline? Sorry, when I said "my google photos" I actually meant the photo folder on my NAS that is partially populated with the result of a Google Takeaway last year. I used to use Google Photos but I stopped.