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Quicksilver - Quick Upload Photos to Flickr Uploadr
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Although there is no any new released updates from Quicksilver development teams to solve its slowness while launching, I still stick to it until now.
The main reason is that I have used Quicksilver all the time and found it boosted my productivity. One example is when uploading photos to Flickr.
Flickr Uploader
We all know that Flickr has released its Flickr Uploadr for you to easily upload your photos separately from your web browser. It's such a good application but the only minus point is the upload window can't be closed. It can only be quitted.
So everytime you want to upload new batch of photos, you need to launch Flickr Uploadr first, before starting to drag and drop your photo files.
Integrating with Quicksilver
So I would just use my Quicksilver by doing these steps:
- Select photos
- Invoke Quicksilver (I used keystrokes Option Space)
- Find Flickr Uploadr (1st pane)
- Choose action Open File (2nd pane)
- Bring selected photos to Quicksilver with keystrokes Command G (3rd pane)
- Execute
Finally, you've done the task and you can do other things while waiting for the photo files to be loaded to your Flickr Uploadr. Quicksilver saves my day.
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1 Comments
Jason
Wouldn't it be quicker to select the files and use Finder's "Open With -> Flickr Uploadr"?
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