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Hey there this is a neat little program and i just tried it out. I was miffed that I had to have a twitter account to use it. I created one and then tried it, and I liked it, but I wish that I could specify where it would upload to, maybe to my imgur account or to my private ftp server. I liked the drag and drop feature but the pop up balloon with the url didnt work in my Windows XP. Anyone know of a similar program to this where I can specify the upload location? I've tried Snagit but it is pretty bloated with a ton of features, I like the on-the-fly-ness of this Droplr...
Also, I tried dragging an image from Firefox into the drop bucket but it did not upload like I imagined it would.

i like http://www.imo.im

will this work for blocking those annoying livejasmin.com popups? i have adblock plus, but they still come through! arrghh

have u tried the facebook album downloader plugin for firefox? (FacePAD) pretty simple, just right click on the album name and choose it from the menu. Saves all the jpgs to ur downloads folder.

I bought a copy back when I got into maple story about 4 years ago, was well worth the cost of $15. Also, the guy who made this keeps up with the posts on the forums and helps you out really quickly. I wish more software companies were similar in product quality and service.

If I win I'll give the copy to my brother! Cheers.

it bugs me too
thank goodness for good ole gmail

just last night i was emailing a couple people and dreaded clicking on each file through the browse menu, looks like my prayer was answered!

/sacrifices a lamb to the google gods

Thanks for the heads up, I'll try that one out. Yeah, daemon tools is really bloatware, they have really sold out to the man. Be sure to click no to all that extra junk when ur installing it. I just use it when installing and then quickly exit it.

great article! don't forget daemon tools to load that .iso after torrenting that sweet new game

Ace job reporting the news accurately by ace reporter Richard Mitchell. I guess its true what they say... never trust a man with two first names.

A video game reporter who doesn't know about moddb? Does anyone do their homework these days? Who hires these hacks? I guess thats the quality you get with a company owned by AOL.

Harsh criticism? Yeah, but they guys behind The Haunted deserve their due credit. Congrats to them!