Navigation:

jUploadr for Linux 1.2 Alpha 1 freeware

jUploadr for Linux is a cross platform, cross-site Photo uploader. Currently it runs on Windows Linux and OS X and supports both Flickr and Zooomr. It allows you to set all properties of a photo before you upload it. It also supports batch editing, so you can make short work of uploading a bunch of files. ...

Author	Steve Cohen
Released	2009-12-12
Filesize	5.60 MB
Downloads	304
OS	Linux
Installation	Instal And Uninstall
Keywords	batch edit, upload, uploader, batch
Users' rating (12 rating)	jUploadr for LinuxOtherLinux Currently 3.25/5 1 2 3 4 5

Add to saved freeware Report spyware

jUploadr for Linux - platform Freeware Download Notice

jUploadr for Linux Free Download - we do not host any jUploadr for Linux torrent files or links of jUploadr for Linux on rapidshare.com, depositfiles.com, megaupload.com etc. All jUploadr for Linux download links are direct jUploadr for Linux download from publisher site or their selected mirrors.

jUploadr for Linux freeware - The Latest User Reviews

Write a Review

jUploadr for Linux freeware - The Latest Versions History

1.2 Alpha 1

Dec 12, 2009

New Release

Ensured Mac version's tag drop down was wide enough as the popup list always has a scroll bar that is not counted as part of the width by SWT

Most popular Other freeware downloads

Burp Suite

2024.3.1.3 freeware download

Burp Suite is a powerful cybersecurity tool that is widely used by security professionals to perform web application security testing. One of the key features of ...

Seafile

7.0.8 freeware download

Seafile synchronizes your files on Seafile cloud platform with your computers and mobile devices. No need to upload and download files manually. Create file libraries ...

SABnzbd for Mac OS X

4.3.2 freeware download

SABnzbd is an Open Source Binary Newsreader written in Python. It's totally free, incredibly easy to use, and works practically everywhere. SABnzbd makes Usenet as simple ...

New Version

JDisc Discovery

5.0 B5197 freeware download

... computers. No root access needed for most Unix platforms (however, some Unix commands require root access credentials ... applications and software that does not use the platform's standard installation procedure. Export of the discovered data ...