![]() There is currently a workaround to the lack of Flickr support. Flickr commented here and there that they would not spend an eternity delving into the complexities of the Photo database structure so that it could extract photos from it - only to have all the work thrown into the Bin because, on subsequent macOS upgrades, the database format changed again. ![]() The number of software developers that create add-ons that work as extensions to Apple native applications is therefore very small (possibly with the sole exception of Safari, which was designed to be extendable by third parties). On the other hand, the documentation for developing such an extension is from late 2017:įlickr could give a hand in this, but they gave up, mostly because Apple is not fond of releasing internal API documentation for their very-closed-source applications. This is currently not an option, and AFAIK, there is no available Flickr share extension such as described by: Previously, all you needed to In earlier versions, all you needed to do was to add a Flickr account under System Preferences » Internet Accounts, and macOS would add all required integrations with iPhoto, namely, install the required shared extensions in order to get any (image) file to be shared with Flickr. Why Apple dropped support for Flickr remains a mystery. So, if you're both a Flickr & Photos user, you're stuck without a way to interconnect both. Even the latest version does not say that it works with Photos instead, it only mentions compatibility with iPhoto. Old versions don't work any longer on Catalina and later versions. ![]() Every integration that ever existed between Apple's photo gallery (the actual application name has been changing over the decades) and direct upload/sharing to Flickr is currently unsupported.įlickr still offers the well-known Flickr Uploadr tool, but it's now only available for Flickr Pro users. So, how do you upload/share directly from Photos to your Flickr account? This is, by far, not a new question, but a quite old one, that gets asked over and over again, and, with the years, it is always answered differently. Uploading from Photos to Flickr (the quest continues.) Hi,
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