Searching in the flickr photos is always long and difficult. The new Flickr gamma allows you to search in one of your contact at a time for photos. But why not all your contacts at a time, or your friends.
29 May 2006, by Mortimer
This is why I started implementing a new GreaseMonkey script to add these features to the search page and finished with a few other features.
1Installation
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Get Firefox
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Install GreaseMonkey
- restart Firefox
- If you liked the script, think about helping me back and consider a small donation, click the paypal button on the right.
- Click on the following icon and select "Install"
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2In the search page
- remembers if you prefer to view the search results as thumbnails or details,
- adds a link to the feed of your search [1] so you can subscribe to a specific search,
- search only in all your contacts’ photos,
- search only in your friends’ photos,
- search only in your family’s photos.
3In any user or groups page
The script introduces a new checkbox to limit the quick search to the current user or the current group. [2]
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4In the advanced search page
The script adds the "who" dropdown menu [3], so you can limit the search to a particular contact or your photos.
Remark:
We can also see in that photo that you can now select (and this in any pages) what to do the quick search on: photos, groups or people.
Date of online publication: 29 May 2006
last-update: 2 September 2006
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notes
[1] when possible
[2] This is the only way to search in the pool of a group you are not the member of, or the stream of a user who is not in your contacts.
[3] The same that is present in the simple search page by default.
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