That's what this new app, the accurately-named Get My Tagged Pics, can do for you. It displays all your tagged pics in rows of 10, and lets you download each row as a zip. This is good, because it's halfway between the one-at-a-time method and the other extreme of grabbing hundreds (or maybe thousands!) of pics in one huge file. Sure, it could let you select 10 at a time, but clicking to select wouldn't be any faster than clicking to download. One click is all you need, here.
Download all your tagged Facebook pics with a new app
That's what this new app, the accurately-named Get My Tagged Pics, can do for you. It displays all your tagged pics in rows of 10, and lets you download each row as a zip. This is good, because it's halfway between the one-at-a-time method and the other extreme of grabbing hundreds (or maybe thousands!) of pics in one huge file. Sure, it could let you select 10 at a time, but clicking to select wouldn't be any faster than clicking to download. One click is all you need, here.
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9-15-2008 @ 4:23PM
Steve Portigal said...
Isn't this the sort of thing that got Scoble booted?
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9-15-2008 @ 4:30PM
Jay Hathaway said...
Not exactly. As I understand it, Scoble was scraping contact info for his Facebook friends. Information about them that they had already shared with him. This is just information about you, and they're photos you could already download one-by-one anyway, so I guess I don't see the analogy.
9-15-2008 @ 11:44PM
maath said...
hi , i want know about this articles and thanks
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