08-30-2023, 04:11 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-30-2023, 04:27 PM by jacques_duflos.)
Hi there,
I would like to program instagram posts ahead of time. It is possible from the mobile app once I switch my account to creative account, but not through a web browser. But I want to do it from my laptop because it's much more handy and because I prepare the pictures I want to publish on gimp (so on my laptop).
So far, I have tried to :
- use firefox making it pretend that it's a mobile version. no succes. accessing instagram through a web browser won't work, even from a mobile, I guess
- install a android emulator (or virtual machine, I 'm not sure) named Waydroid on my laptop (linux ubuntu). No success because the touch-screen emulation does not work well enough, I could never post anything.
- install Istekram. No success, would not even pass the splash screen.
I plane to try other virtual machines/emulators and see if one does the trick.
But maybe someone here would have pieces of advice ? I'm open to Windows only solution too.
thanks
edit : just tried the program Ramme accoding to this website, with no success unsurprisingly as the page is old (2019)
https://itsubuntu.com/how-to-upload-phot...-directly/
I would like to program instagram posts ahead of time. It is possible from the mobile app once I switch my account to creative account, but not through a web browser. But I want to do it from my laptop because it's much more handy and because I prepare the pictures I want to publish on gimp (so on my laptop).
So far, I have tried to :
- use firefox making it pretend that it's a mobile version. no succes. accessing instagram through a web browser won't work, even from a mobile, I guess
- install a android emulator (or virtual machine, I 'm not sure) named Waydroid on my laptop (linux ubuntu). No success because the touch-screen emulation does not work well enough, I could never post anything.
- install Istekram. No success, would not even pass the splash screen.
I plane to try other virtual machines/emulators and see if one does the trick.
But maybe someone here would have pieces of advice ? I'm open to Windows only solution too.
thanks
edit : just tried the program Ramme accoding to this website, with no success unsurprisingly as the page is old (2019)
https://itsubuntu.com/how-to-upload-phot...-directly/