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Hi Cindy, Thanks so much for your feedback! The warning before closing the tab will be introduced in an upcoming Ribbet version. The downloadable app is something we may consider at some point down the track.

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Hi Kitty, The new version with the fonts you mentioned is now live. In answer to your other questions, the ability to edit a single box within a collage is coming in a future Ribbet version.

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Hi AlexArtist, Just to update you we have now included a linear tilt-shift effect 🙂

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Hi Marjorie, It sounds like that is what’s happened. On the plus side, you only have to connect to Flickr once. If you’re a registered user, your connection will be remembered next time you use Ribbet. So once you’ve found the popup and connected, there should be no need to ever find it again.

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Hi Marjorie, Thanks for contacting us. Clicking the Flickr Connect button will normally show a popup which asks you to connect to your Flickr account. It sounds like this popup is being blocked by your browser. It looks like you’re running Firefox, and there are some instructions for enabling popups in Firefox here. If you continue to have a problem getting the popup to show, shoot us an email to support [at] ribbet.com and we’ll do our best to help you sort it out one-on-one.

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These are great suggestions, thanks Sharon. The scrapbook pages (“Fancy Collage”) is definitely a feature coming in a future version. The outlining of fonts has also been added onto our feature wish list.

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Hi Kitty, The new version will be coming out within the next 2 weeks and will definitely include the 3 fonts you mentioned. I’ll let you know once it’s live 🙂

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Hi Melissa. Yes, it’s possible. Firstly, drag on a new image from the Photo Basket at the bottom of the editor, and then use the Eraser Tool to erase areas from the picture you dragged on. You can watch a Demo Video of this.

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Hi Kitty, Thanks for your feedback 🙂 We will be at adding more fonts in an upcoming Ribbet version.

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Hi Pham, Thank you very much for reviewing our site and sharing this article with us 🙂

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Hi Kristianna, There sure is! First open up the picture you want in the background, and then upload the picture you want in the foreground by using the Photo Basket at the bottom of the editor, and drag the newly uploaded photo onto the background image. You can also watch this demo video to see how it’s done.

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Update to this: Ribbet Collages and Blank Canvases can now be Snapped to the most popular printing sizes. If there’s a size which you feel is missing, please let us know and we’ll add it.

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After discussing with Destiny over email, this problem turned out to be resolved by rebooting her computer. Also, clicking the Undo button immediately after uploading a high-res image (or changing Image Quality preferences to Archival) allowed her to edit her work at 16 megapixels.

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Hi Diana, Thank you for these excellent suggestions. These are something that we will be moving forward with over the coming months so stay tuned. 🙂

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Hi Tyanna, This problem turned out to be due to a newly installed ad blocker, which once disabled on Google Chrome resulted in Ribbet looking perfect again.

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