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I started a pic8 upload client in Go based on a Pomf uploader that I got as open source a while ago.

It is very limited right now and does not handle csrf if that does not work, you have to fetch the token from the page and put it in the source.

It does not parse the json response, I do not really know Go well, so I cannot process the redirect, it links to the upload result page

Source code link: https://gitgud.io/asdf1111/pic8-upload-client

I started a pic8 upload client in Go based on a Pomf uploader that I got as open source a while ago. It is very limited right now and does not handle csrf if that does not work, you have to fetch the token from the page and put it in the source. It does not parse the json response, I do not really know Go well, so I cannot process the redirect, it links to the upload result page Source code link: https://gitgud.io/asdf1111/pic8-upload-client

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[–] • 0 pt 4y

it is probably just something I am more used to do, first edit the screenshot and the upload it to pomf or imgur or dropbox

[–] • 0 pt 4y

Fuck hamgur libtards, even their dog is fat.

[–] • 1 pt 4y

but pomf clones should be ok right?

that is about as underground as it can get

[–] • 1 pt 4y

Pic8 isn't an image hosting.

What is this?

This is an image retaining/proxy site. Basically, you upload your image and the site keeps your image alive forever by ensuring that the image has redundant locations that it's uploaded to.

https://pic8.co/about/