For example, you can tell Chrome to load a webpage as if you're viewing it on an iPhone ( $300 at Amazon) or Android, giving you the mobile version of the site. Most web browsers have a way of letting you change the "user agent" - the thing that tells a website what kind of device you're on - to make it look like you're on a different device. Yes, you can even edit and apply filters from your computer. Note that you won't be able to use this trick to post videos. The process takes a little bit of effort to get set up, but once you do it, it's pretty simple to keep going. That's all right, though, because there's an unofficial trick that makes it possible to post photos to your feed directly from your computer. It's a welcome addition, and undoubtedly more convenient to use a full keyboard, but the social network is still missing a key feature: Officially supporting the ability to post photos from a Mac or PC. The issue I can’t work around is I can’t seem to find a way to upload a gallery.Earlier this year, Instagram announced that you could send and receive direct messages from your computer while browsing your feed. I’m currently working on a new blog post on my new Mac, and I’m finding that the upload button is non-responsive. The link I have provided is to a blog post where I have been able to upload single images and galleries when I was using a PC. For uploading single images, I have been able to get around this by drag and dropping image files into the Media gallery, however when I try to upload multiple images into a gallery, I can’t find a way to upload more than one image to the gallery. I was previously using a PC running on Windows 10.įor some reason, when I try to press the “Upload” button when adding an image, or adding an image to a gallery, the upload button does not bring up a window for me to search through my files to select an image to upload to my WordPress Media gallery. I recently switched to working on a new MacBook Air (2020 running on Big Sur).
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