TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk

[Crypto Library]

Anyway, the request is, can we implement the option to make the images we upload to our profile private?
What I can see now is that if we know the username of a Talkimg user, we can see all the pictures uploaded to their profile so far.
I have already seen mine and many others.

Just by searching - https://www.talkimg.com/username

What the hell! Like seriously? Things should be private by default.

I think by default the profile is private we need to turn on this option.
As far as I have opened an account on TalkImg by joker_josue I don't actually remember if I ever made my profile identity public, even on the contrary I remember before that I was looking for whether the profile images can be made private but I didn't find it then but I forgot to ask in this place.
I'm asking because I suddenly remembered the thing again, but thanks anyway, this option never crossed my mind. 

1. Create new album, move images to other albums.
2. Create different types of album (public, private, anyone with link, password protected).
3. Delete images that you have uploaded previously (everything is listed under an album there).
4. Flag as unsafe (not sure what that is).
5. Edit title, tags, descriptions later on.

Add another point here, you could also use the tools like shareX here you will need the API for set up the ShareX and for that you have to create an account. 

I don't see much benefits other than that... I think that creating accounts is a pain in the ass, and we are already forced to created so many accounts in our daily lifes 

To be honest, while exploring this forum, I had to take screenshots hundreds of times and upload them manually to an image host site, then I copied and pasted the direct image link.
This is where ShareX and Postimages save me a lot of time, and I use these two tools continuously even now.

[nelson4lov]

Is there a minimum file size that's required to upload an image to the site?
I tried several times to upload these images (https://imgur.com/Vjda5tQ or https://imgur.com/c9s13tV); it always gives this error. Or were the images themselves the problem?


I tried using a different browser, in private mode, and even on a mobile device; the results are the same.
I can upload other images just fine.

I've had this issue for the past 2 weeks. Before that, it has always worked flawlessly. I don't know what changed, because the files are within the file size limits, yet it still errors out.



My current workaround is to send the screenshot or image to my mobile phone, upload it from there, and it doesn't error out on my phone. I tested this on both Brave and Google Chrome. Both browsers give the same error. In my experience, some images and screenshots still get uploaded, so I think it is dependent on the image.

[joker_josue]

My current workaround is to send the screenshot or image to my mobile phone, upload it from there, and it doesn't error out on my phone. I tested this on both Brave and Google Chrome. Both browsers give the same error. In my experience, some images and screenshots still get uploaded, so I think it is dependent on the image.

It should be noted that if the problem occurs only on a specific device, it is not a problem with the image, but rather with the device itself.

Have you tried clearing your browser cache/cookies? Have you checked if there are any add-ons, apps, or plugins in your browser that might be interfering with its proper functioning?

Either way, if you can give me more details, I can try to check.
Could you send me the image in question via Google Drive or OneDrive?