One of my tech pet peeves is the assumption by a lot of app developers that computers are obsolete and everybody wants to do everything on their mobile devices. I LIVE on my laptop and it drives me crazy when I have to haul out my phone or tablet to do something. It particularly bugs me that Instagram has such a poor web interface considering it is one of the most used social media platforms today.

While you can view, like, and comment on posts from the people you follow, you can’t actually upload any of your own content. When I first wrote about this post about how to upload images to Instagram from a PC back in December 2015, I didn’t realize how many people were looking for that functionality. However, the post very quickly got a lot of traffic and it has been in my top ten most visited posts since then. I’ve updated the post a couple of times since then to note changes that have happened to the solutions I had written about and to add a note about a new Instagram app for Windows 10 PCs that does everything EXCEPT let you post photos and videos to the service. However, I just discovered that Instagram made a change a couple of months ago that pretty much makes all the other options obsolete for posting photos.

What they did was add support to post content from a mobile browser, i.e. A browser app you have on your phone or tablet. But this feature also lets you post from a browser on your computer by using a feature that makes it think it’s a mobile browser. Tutak Tutak Tutiya Dj Mix Mp3 Download.

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NOTE: This method does not let you upload videos or send direct messages. So far I’ve only tested it in Chrome, where it’s super easy, and Firefox, where it’s a little more complex. Because anybody can get Chrome for free, that’s the option I’m going to detail here, with links to some more info for Firefox.

If anyone wants to confirm that this can be done in another browser as well, please. Also, I’m keeping the older information in the post, after this new section, for people who want to post videos from their computers. Posting photos to Instagram using Chrome Go to. Press CTRL + SHIFT + I to open the developer tools frame.

You can also do this from the Settings menu by going to More Tools >Developer Tools. Press CTRL + SHIFT + M, or click the Device icon (second from the left on the Developers Toolbar). This adds a small toolbar just below your main browser toolbars that lets you choose a mobile device to simulate.

You can also just keep it on Responsive. NOTE: If you click the X on the Developer Tools frame, you’ll lose the device menu. However, you can click the three dots to open the settings and click Undock the frame, which opens it in a separate window. You can then minimize that window to get it out of your way. You now have the mobile browser interface with a normal Camera button that lets you upload images to Instagram.

Note that you don’t have scrollbars with this interface; instead you have a round dot that you use to simulate tapping and dragging on a touchscreen. NOTE: If the buttons do not appear, click the Reload button or re-enter the URL in the location bar and they should appear. Also, you may need to change the filter in the Browse dialog to All Files to select one to upload. Notes: • Business accounts don’t let you add a filter to your image for some reason (you can in the app). • While the Edit function lets you switch from full image to cropped square, as well as rotate the image, I haven’t been able to figure out how to resize the image to crop it further. • There’s no option to edit the caption in this interface as far as I can see.

Posting photos to Instagram using Firefox You can do the same thing in Firefox as in Chrome as long as you have version 52 or higher. Just go to Tools >Web Developer >Responsive Design Mode. However, in some cases you may not see the option to change devices depending on whether you have Multiprocess Windows enabled or not. And even if you’ve never touched any setting re. Multiprocess Windows, it could have been disabled by an app. The article below provides step-by-step instructions for re-enabling it if necessary.