There's a Chrome extension available that fixes the dreaded Photobucket issue.

Here's the link: Google Chrome Store

Since the Photobucket issue, I switched to Imgur.

Same thign is available for Firefox users.

That's more of a bandaid than a fix.

quote Originally posted by jmbishop: That's more of a bandaid than a fix.

I don't disagree.
The one benefit of this bandaid (or others like it) is if you are searching back to a thread from years ago, you can still review the pictures.
Without some sort of fix, all of that history is lost.

quote Originally posted by kriswinner: There's a Chrome extension available that fixes the dreaded Photobucket issue. Here's the link: Google Chrome Store

What "dreaded Photobucket issue" are you referring to?

quote Originally posted by Stubby79: Same thing is available for Firefox users.

More info and a link would be helpful...

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quote Originally posted by fierosound: What "dreaded Photobucket issue" are you referring to?

Tony, you're not serious... are you?

Photobucket always did suck, but the stunt they pulled recently was pretty low. Threads like John Carlo's were laid to waste. I haven't tried this "fix" yet, but from all reports it appears to work well.

quote Originally posted by Patrick: Tony, you're not serious... are you? Photobucket always did suck, but the stunt they pulled recently was pretty low. Threads like John Carlo's were laid to waste. I haven't tried this "fix" yet, but from all reports it appears to work well.

I thought that might be it.
Just wanted clarification.
And a link to a Firefox "fix".

Why just give half an answer?

[This message has been edited by fierosound (edited 09-13-2017).]

I gave you a positive rating. I guess I missed this when you posted it. Not being a technological wizard I was really depressed to open a lot of archived threads and see the dreaded link broken photobucket box. I just found the fix on the Philco Phorum and came over here to see if the message was being spread here. Good job.

quote Originally posted by 1MohrFiero: I just found the fix on the Philco Phorum and came over here to see if the message was being spread here.

I installed this fix shortly after my first post in this thread three months ago, and I'm both surprised and delighted that it continues to work exactly as advertised. There have now been at least half a dozen threads at PFF where a link to this fix has been posted. The message is being spread.

Thank you for posting this.

-Van

quote Originally posted by VanGTP5000: Thank you for posting this. -Van

Just glad it is still working!
I had a similar issue on other car forums where step-by-step pictorial instructions were laid to waste due to Photobucket's change. Nice to know that history has been restored.

quote Originally posted by kriswinner: Just glad it is still working! I had a similar issue on other car forums where step-by-step pictorial instructions were laid to waste due to Photobucket's change. Nice to know that history has been restored.

That is exactly the reason I thanked you.

-Van

Thank you so much for this! You just fixed so many broken threads for me.

Thanks tons! Never even thought of an extension to fix it. I just assumed the photos were deleted and the link led nowhere.

Worked for me as well - great find!

Just thought I'd bring this back to the top, as this handy utility continues to do the trick two years later and counting!

Available for Chrome, Firefox and Android.

If you can't see the following image clearly, without a watermark, or at all... you need The fix.

quote Originally posted by Slow6:

Firefox version, for those of us that don't want 8GB of RAM dedicated to Google's botnet:

https://addons.mozilla.org/...bucket-embedded-fix/

quote Originally posted by RWDPLZ: Firefox version, for those of us that don't want 8GB of RAM dedicated to Google's botnet...

It's great to have options... but I don't understand your "8GB of RAM dedicated to Google's botnet" comment. I'm running Google Chrome Version 78.0.3904.97 with Win7 and see nowhere near 8GB of RAM being used for anything.