Upload Photos on Instagram from PC using Safari (Only for Mac) #1 Go to Instagram.com in your Safari browser from your Mac PC. #2 Log in to your Instagram account. #3 Now, go to the Safari icon at the top left of your browser’s menu bar and select Preferences. Hebrew english dictionary software for mac download.

By • 1:00 pm, May 19, 2017 • • Get the Instagram's app experience on the desktop website. Photo: Lee Peterson/Cult of Mac Instagram has been a “mobile first” company ever since its inception. Since then, it has gradually changed its course and brought several features to the desktop and the mobile website.

As of now, you can browse your Instagram feed and view notifications on the website. However, there are still app-specific features like Stories and uploading pictures that haven’t made their way to the website. With features such as bridging the gap between the iPhone and the Mac, carrying the iPhone has become less essential. Unfortunately, I still have to reach for my iPhone when I need to upload pictures or view Stories. Wouldn’t it be great to have these features on the Instagram web version? Let’s see how we accomplish that.

How to upload pictures from Instagram desktop website A little more than a week ago, Instagram announced that you can now. A welcome move indeed, but the desktop site was still left out of the party. Leveraging the new mobile site support, we can upload from the desktop web by disguising it as a mobile website. Toggle the device switch in Chrome’s Develop settings. Photo: Cult of Mac First, let’s see how you can do it on Chrome: • Open the Instagram website. Right-click anywhere on the web page and select Inspect.

Alternatively, you can also access the Developer Inspect menu using the Option-Cmd-I keyboard combination on a Mac. • Next, click on the “mobile-like” icon as shown below to toggle the device toolbar.

Now, you should see an upload icon, exactly as you see inside the actual Instagram mobile app. • You can click on that icon to upload pictures from your desktop computer. Here, you can resize, rotate and add a caption to the picture. There doesn’t seem to be an option to for now.

Here’s how to upload pictures if you’re using Safari: Set Safari’s user agent to the mobile Safari to access the Instagram mobile website. Photo: Cult of Mac Before we can get started with this on Safari, we’ll need to toggle a setting beforehand. Open Safari settings and navigate to the Advanced tab. Best free poker games for mac.

Check the box where it says Show Develop menu in menu bar. Now, you should see a Develop menu in the Safari menu bar. • Open the Instagram website. Click on Develop > User Agent > Safari iOS 10 — iPhone. The page should automatically reload and you should see an upload icon.

• Click on the icon to upload, resize, rotate and add a caption to the picture. An important thing to note is that the Safari’s inbuilt user agent setting is enabled on a per-site and a per-session basis. This means that you have to manually trigger the user agent setting everytime you open Safari anew. If you’re using any other browser besides Chrome and Safari, this trick should still be possible. Essentially, all you need to do is “fake” the user agent to resemble that of a mobile device. You can find several extensions/browser add-ons for the same in your browser’s marketplace.