flickery v1.9.51 – the full-featured flickr client for Mac – is now available and fixes a potential crash when downloading and uploading photos.
The app is now *free*, as I consider the app on “life support”, meaning that it’s horribly outdated (its first public beta was in May 2008 😱) and not going to receive substantial updates anymore (apart from the odd maintenance update here and there, like today’s).
The app is still fit for purpose and continues to provide a great way to browse and use flickr, but because flickr’s APIs have been at a standstill for a long time (even after being bought by SmugMug in 2018), I currently don’t see myself investing too much more time into the app.
The reason I updated it now is that I wanted to use it to download NASA’s images from the recent Artemis II mission, but couldn’t because the app crashed.
What is flickery?

flickery lets you manage your flickr photostream, albums, groups, galleries, favorites and contacts with the ease of use of macOS, and the comfort of drag and drop.
What’s New in flickery v1.9.51?
- Fixes a crash that could occur trying to download photos
- Fixes a crash that could occur during upload
Links and Availability
➡️ Website
❗️flickery is now free for download from the Mac App Store.
The app requires macOS Yosemite 10.10 or newer and is localized into English and German.
🖥️ Mac App Store (free)
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Have a great day!






