Look at the height: the image is just a black line. The "alt" text is what shows on the page when the image can't be loaded. It's a relic from old times, kinda like SMF is. So you won't see the "alt" code on the forum, especially when the image proxy replaces the image if it can't be loaded. But the "alt" code can be used to identify your images when you edit your post.

 
 Statistics  October 2025____________________
This past month, we've had a lot of uploads, thanks to the pumpkin contest, which is once again a success. I take this opportunity to congratulate all the participants.

We can say that things are still being organized, so we can bring some news soon, allowing this project to continue growing and being useful to everyone. I really hope to bring more information soon.

Until then, he continued asking for your suggestions for the project. Thank you for the suggestions already given over the past month, as they were helpful in generating potentially interesting ideas. Therefore, please continue sharing your ideas/suggestions; they will always be welcome.


Here are the numbers for the month:

	Number of uploads in the month:  8 866 (+919 that in the last month)
	Total disk space in the month:  2.85GB (+0.37 that in the last month)
	Number of visits to the talkimg.com website in the month: 128 975*  Estimated number of times images were viewed on the forum in the month (hits): 4 978 838*  Bandwidth in the month: 196.93GB* *This data may not represent total/real numbers, because of Cloudflare.

Top 10 Images Viewed
The 10 images viewed (estimated) this month, which were uploaded in the previous month.

#01 295 views

#02 252 views

#03 250 views

#04 250 views

#05 250 views

#06 248 views

#07 248 views

#08 247 views

#09 247 views

#10 247 views

Congrats on your project joker_josue,  it is a great success.

Do you know how many of these visits came from altcoinstalks forum? Your tool is also used there

It is a small forum, but it also contributes.

Since some of the information still passes through Cloudflare's servers, I end up not being able to obtain that data with certainty. On the other hand, I currently have nothing configured to try to collect this information.




The most basic answer is that the browser is still "stuck" on the last upload.

Therefore, whenever you want to make a new upload, it is essential to click the "New Upload" button or refresh the page.

Hi @joker_josue,

There seems to be some SSL issue whenever I access the zip.talkimg.com domain. Conflict with CloudFlare settings?

The problem is using "www." This is an identified issue that is still being resolved.

To access it, you have to follow the same link, but without the "www." In other words, go directly via: https://zip.talkimg.com/

It doesn't perform a "reset," so to speak, to ensure that the information about the last uploaded image isn't accidentally lost.

Note the sequence of events. You upload an image. Information appears about how to share it. You need to save the link, otherwise if you leave the page, you will lose the information. So, it has to be through user intervention, returning to the upload page, so to speak, by doing a "refresh" or clicking on "new upload".

Since everything happens on the same page, it ends up being a protection system to prevent unintentional losses. To minimize this, without compromising security against unintentional data loss during sharing, you could configure it to open a new page with each upload. However, I think that would be less practical than clicking a button.

Furthermore, if you have multiple images to upload, you can upload them all at once.