Wallpaper Juggler downloads, automatically cycles high-res images from InterfaceLift

Those of you who enjoy rotating through a variety of fresh wallpaper images have probably heard of InterfaceLIFT and Wallpaper Stock. They're both excellent places to download high-quality background images for your desktop.
Perhaps you'd rather take the hands-free approach and let an application handle downloading duties. Have a look at Wallpaper Juggler, a tiny, portable app for Windows which plugs into both sites and cycles through the images it downloads. You can specify the interval at which you want changes to occur and even choose to receive a confirmation alert prior to switching.
The tray app also includes two-click access to delete the current wallpaper as well as a link to your preferences and the download task window. Make sure you keep an eye on that window after firing it up - it'll happily download images until you tell it to stop.
Juggler is a nice, basic app -- if you want something with a bit more "oomph," check out previously-mentioned Wally or John's Background Switcher.
Perhaps you'd rather take the hands-free approach and let an application handle downloading duties. Have a look at Wallpaper Juggler, a tiny, portable app for Windows which plugs into both sites and cycles through the images it downloads. You can specify the interval at which you want changes to occur and even choose to receive a confirmation alert prior to switching.
The tray app also includes two-click access to delete the current wallpaper as well as a link to your preferences and the download task window. Make sure you keep an eye on that window after firing it up - it'll happily download images until you tell it to stop.
Juggler is a nice, basic app -- if you want something with a bit more "oomph," check out previously-mentioned Wally or John's Background Switcher.












Comments
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Subscribe to commentsgojedaDec 30th 2009 2:02PM
Multi-monitor support?
JustinDec 30th 2009 8:20PM
InterfaceLift does have dual monitor backgrounds, suppose you just have to set it up correctly to span both monitors?
tburkeDec 30th 2009 8:26PM
I've been looking for something like this for mac.
Nathan FinchDec 31st 2009 10:12AM
Last thing I remember is that this app no longer worked with InterfaceLift and would not download them. InterfaceLift was not happy that people were using this to download wallpapers and not coming to the site and hitting on ads so they blocked this app from downloading. I don't believe anything has changed as well, according to their version log, unless interfaceLift changed their mind and lifted the ban.
PhilJan 1st 2010 1:43AM
Maybe a little off topic, but anyone know of an app to download images from RSS Feeds?