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Tray flyout for uploading selected folders to Google Photos
Problem
Uploading photo and video folders from Ubuntu to Google Photos is awkward
when each folder belongs in a specific album. Command-line uploads make it
hard to see what is finished, whether Google is still processing a batch,
when the daily quota will reset, or how to stop one source without losing
track of the rest.
Solution
Google Photos Upload puts the upload workflow in one system-tray flyout.
Map selected folders to Google Photos albums, track progress and transfer
speed, monitor quota state, and pause, resume, cancel, or retry individual
sources. It uploads through rclone and keeps credentials and source
configuration under your control. Built by BinaryPlates (Mohammad Mustafa)
for Ubuntu desktops.
https://blazorplate.net
Uploading photo and video folders from Ubuntu to Google Photos is awkward
when each folder belongs in a specific album. Command-line uploads make it
hard to see what is finished, whether Google is still processing a batch,
when the daily quota will reset, or how to stop one source without losing
track of the rest.
Solution
Google Photos Upload puts the upload workflow in one system-tray flyout.
Map selected folders to Google Photos albums, track progress and transfer
speed, monitor quota state, and pause, resume, cancel, or retry individual
sources. It uploads through rclone and keeps credentials and source
configuration under your control. Built by BinaryPlates (Mohammad Mustafa)
for Ubuntu desktops.
https://blazorplate.net
Update History
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