Timbloader for Tumblr

LiFish

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

With Timbloader, you can download everything on your Tumblr easier.

DISCLAIMER:
This app is not an official app. Just a tool for users save their media. All logos and trademarks displayed on this app are property of Tumblr.


Easy to use :
1- Open the official application
2- Click on the share/send button below the media content (photo/video/audio)
3- Choose Timbloader in the list
4- Wait for information are loaded, click on Download button.



***HOME PAGE***: http://www.tumbloader.net

Ratings and reviews

From 5 to 3. Hate to do it but the quality has dropped snice I first started using it a couple of years ago. 1st you'll have to open app before copying link to insure it downloads. 2nd it stops and needs to be closed and reopened to continued after a few downloads. 3rd as of now, it doesn't work at all. Maybe it had something to do with my phone updating snice the one on my tablet still works, so I might give it a pass. It's still not usable at the moment even though my backup downloader does.

EDIT: as of lately, i cant even open the app. It stopped working with instagram about a few months ago, and now no longer works at all. Really disappointing. I will have to look elsewhere for an app that can do what this one does without requesting suspicious data. Old review: Despite it's name, this app has really good compatibility with Instagram, and I haven't had any problems with it so far. It's noninvasive and gets the job done without even a watermark. It's splendid!

Used to work perfectly, but as of the past few months, can't download anything from ig. Uninstalling for now, as it serves now purpose but to take up space, since it doesn't work on any of the other apps it's supposed to be compatible with as well. Edit: updated back when they did the patch (march/april) and began working. As of July, it went down again for instagram, even when you log in to insta through the app. No updates, no info, I'll un-install permanently, the issues are too persistent