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Bing Collection exporting

Started by bigdog1100 , Apr 26 2024 07:50 PM

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#1 bigdog1100

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Posted 26 April 2024 - 07:50 PM

So I created a Bing account on Android only, and forgot my password. I am now blocked from entering password in the web-browser.

However, by now I have about 250 AI generated images which I find valuable. I tried to share the saved collections by emailing myself an URL. However, when I open it, only one image pops up. Is there a way to find a way to bulk download the images to my device or am I doomed to do it one image at a time?

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