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Yup, we're planning on supporting a whole bunch, including fancier things like gmail attachments, evernote, etc. Are their clients you'd like? And yeah, you ca

• true_religion 15y ago
  Hmmm, I'd want a client capable of seeking out images stored as a background image or underneath a invisible div that some site owners use to protect their image. But that's probably impossible.
  • tagx 15y ago
    Interesting, what uses were you thinking of?
    • true_religion 15y ago
      Well one case would be to have a bookmarklet that lets you upload from any webpage. As a site owner, not having to write yet another bookmarklet would be great.
• nicholaides 15y ago
  I've wanted a service like this for a while but haven't had time to make it. A few other ways you could get photos from users: - get a picture from their phone. This seems really important and useful, but I'm not sure the best way to do this. Ideas: 1) let them email it from their phone to a special email address 2) give them a url that takes them to a site that opens up an "upload" dialog Both of these my be accomplishable w/ a QR code - let them paste in a URL of an image. I've used embed.ly for this. It will take all sort of urls: plain images (rare for non-technical users), Flickr URLs, etc