Fastest Flickr uploading tool

Foldr Monitr interface Photo sharing sites like Flickr, Webshots (a CNET affiliate), Zoomr, SmugMug, and others provide a cheap (usually free) and easy way for users to share their digital pics with friends, family, or the site communities at large. There's always a slight delay, however, between downloading pictures from your camera or mobile phone and actually getting them published to those sites. If you're a Flickr user, you can remove that delay with Foldr Monitr completely, a free utility that automatically uploads images from specified folders on your hard drive to your Flickr account. Foldr Monitr works as simply and effectively as its description promises nearly. After running and installing the app, you'll need to "authenticate" Foldr Monitr with your Flickr account. Clicking the "Authenticate" button in the Foldr Monitr interface will load the Flickr authorization page, launching your default Web browser if it's not already running. After authenticating Foldr Monitr on the Flickr Web site, you're not finished. Click the "Finish Authentication" button in the Foldr Monitr interface to complete your login. CNET Download.com Download: Foldr Monitr for Windows Once logged in, the Foldr Monitr interface shall display your Flickr username. (It's also supposed to display your Flickr profile image, but mine was broken.) uploading new images to Flickr is simple Automatically. Click the "Browse" button to navigate to the directory that you want to monitor, select the checkbox if you would like to include subfolders, and then click the "Go" button to get started on monitoring. It's important to note that Foldr Monitr will only upload new images in that selected directory, once it has begun monitoring. If you have existing images that you want to upload already, it's best to create a new directory and then move images into that folder once Foldr Monitr is running. Also, Foldr Monitr seems to support only JPG and GIF formats. Although I didn't test the wide array of file formats out there, I was unsuccessful with two other common formats, BMP and PNG. Flickr supports them, but Foldr Monitr doesn't. The customization settings of Foldr Monitr are fairly limited. Clicking a blue "Options..." link spawns a new dialog that allows you to: specify how the new images will be named on Flickr (removing the file extension is the default); upload all Foldr Monitr images to a specific Flickr "set"; or upload all Foldr Monitr images to new Flickr sets based on their subfolders.