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  • Who does the best photo hosting site?
  • coogan
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    Flickr is driving me nuts. It is sooooooooooo slow.

    scotroutes
    Full Member

    Flickr

    😆

    jekkyl
    Full Member

    Imgur?

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    what for?

    Flickr is still good but slow on slow connections. If you want to host galleries etc then there are some others but the rest seem a bit light anyway.

    chvck
    Free Member

    I use picasa, not saying it’s the best but it’s an option.

    eddiebaby
    Free Member

    Photobucket cos all the cool kids have migrated elsewhere

    user-removed
    Free Member

    Photobucket here too. It works as well as anything else and they make it easy to get IMG code, html link code, etc. The fact that it isn’t really a community in the way Flickr is, is a big plus for a grumpy old sod like me too.

    coogan
    Free Member

    Will have a look at those, ta.

    footflaps
    Full Member

    The fact that it isn’t really a community in the way Flickr is was

    Yahoo are doing their best to kill off the community bit with their revamp, eg you no longer see who has liked or commented on photos in the default view etc

    5thElefant
    Free Member

    I use picasa, not saying it’s the best but it’s an option.

    I’ll say it. Picasa is the best.

    seven
    Free Member

    I’m in the same boat

    thinking of revisiting this lot 500px

    Were a bit full of themselves previously but may have leveled now with all the exflickr users.

    mikewsmith – Member

    what for?

    Flickr is still good but slow on slow connections. If you want to host galleries etc then there are some others but the rest seem a bit light anyway.

    I have a 60mbs connection and flickr is still god awful slow

    footflaps
    Full Member

    I have a 60mbs connection and flickr is still god awful slow

    It’s because they dynamically resize the photos to your screen each time you request them on a browser so they fit their new tiled look. Thus maximising their workload, which they obviously can’t manage. A massive own goal.

    seven
    Free Member

    It’s because they dynamically resize the photos to your screen each time you request them on a browser so they fit their new tiled look. Thus maximising their workload, which they obviously can’t manage. A massive own goal.

    Exactly, and the massive denial that it is an issue is puzzling.

    They need to feed the hamsters more, or let them have some time off to breed

    Northwind
    Full Member

    Photobucket for buckets of photos, flickr for a couple of photos, imo.

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