- Fixes a crash that could occur when downloading
- Fixes a crash that could occur during uploads

Complies with flickr's latest API guidelines, specifically the new User-Agent requirement for HTTP request headers.

- Improves compatibility with macOS

- Now uses macOS' hardened runtime

Bugs fixed in flickery v1.9.46:
- flickery's appearance on macOS Mojave in Dark mode (for now, flickery opts out of Dark mode)
- A crash when cancelling uploads
- A crash when a certain error is returned from flickr
- A crash when retrieving a user's image
- A crash when updating internal caches

Due to API restrictions, flickery now requires at least macOS Lion (version 10.7.3)

My apologies for the lack of updates on flickery. I had begun work on version 2.0, but then that whole Yahoo sale happened and I was unsure about how things would turn out.
Now that flickr is in the hands of SmugMug, I'm more confident about where things are going.
Again, I'm sorry!

Bug fixes in flickery v1.9.45:
- Fixed a crash that occurred in some cases when trying to load galleries
- Fixed a bug that caused creating screenshots in the upload-view not to work
- Fixed a bug that caused locations not to work properly
- Fixed a crash that sometimes occurred when cancelling uploads
- Now uses the AVFoundation video-APIs available on macOS Lion and up

- Fixed a few minor bugs for OS X Yosemite

I am currently hard at work on flickery 2.0. For more information on its progress you can follow me on twitter (@flickeryApp or @eternalstorms) or check my blog at http://blog.eternalstorms.at

- Fixes a bug that prevented users from Uploading on certain systems

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I'm hard at work on flickery 2.0 - to see how it's going, please feel free to check my blog at eternalstorms.wordpress.com or follow me on twitter: @eternalstorms.

Version 1.9.41 fixes a critical bug that occurred during upload.

Changes in Version 1.9.40:
In compliance with flickr's recent changes, flickery now uses https instead of http for requests through their API.

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I'm hard at work on flickery 2.0 - to see how it's going, please feel free to check my blog at eternalstorms.wordpress.com or follow me on twitter: @eternalstorms.

--- Due to a bug in version 1.9.40, upload doesn't work. Please do not update and wait for version 1.9.41 which I've already submitted to Apple. My sincere apologies for this inconvenience! ---

In compliance with flickr's recent changes, flickery now uses https instead of http for requests through their API.

--
I'm hard at work on flickery 2.0 - to see how it's going, please feel free to check my blog at eternalstorms.wordpress.com or follow me on twitter: @eternalstorms.

- Compatibility with OS X 10.9
- Implemented new flickr-limits (200 MB for photos, 1 GB/3 minutes for videos)
- Minor fixes and improvements

- Fixed some issues with uploading

- Raised the file size limits to reflect the changes flickr made - now 30 MB (50 MB for pro accounts) for photos and 150 MB (500 MB for pro accounts) for videos
- Fixed a bug where by converting RAW files, metadata was lost

Ensures compatibility with OS X Mountain Lion

Improvements and Bug fixes:
- Uses flickr's new authorization method using OAuth which is mandatory starting July 31st
- Now runs in OS X Lion's sandbox
- Fixed memory leaks and a few rare crashes

-- Because this uses the new OAuth authorization mechanism, flickery will ask you to reauthorize with your flickr account on the next launch --

Bug Fixes:
- Fixes a bug where empty crash logs were sent
- Minor bug fixes throughout the application

Improvements:
- More options for sharing on websites (HTML code creation)

Bug fixes:
- Fixed animation bugs that occurred on multiple monitor setups
- Fixed "delete searches" dialog
- Fixed dates bug during upload
- Fixed a few crashes related to nsurl caching
- Fixed specific issues with "Nearby"
- Fixed orientation of some photos
- Fixed "Custom" button in "Explore"

Fixes a bug when retrieving more than 400 groups
Fixes a bug during authorization
Improves overall stability of the application

Minor bug fixes