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A personal booru-style media tagger that can import files and tags from your hard drive and popular websites. Content can be shared with other users via user-run servers.
### Hydrus version 506 ### Qt major version Qt 6 ### Operating system macOS 12 "Monterey" (Intel) ### Install method Running from source ### Install and OS comments _No response_...
### Hydrus version v505 ### Qt major version Qt 6 ### Operating system macOS 12 "Monterey" (Apple silicon) ### Install method Extract ### Install and OS comments _No response_ ###...
User story: I have a split db, and I take nightly backups of it using borg, but the PTR makes it so that `client.mappings.db` changes quite a bit almost every...
My library collects items by author, series, title. To manage individual files within a title, I often will right-click on a collection and open it in a new page. Then...
Currently, the Mr. Bones preview only separates files based on inbox and archive. It would be great if it took more metric into account, such as - Archive/Inbox/Deleted of each...
Currently new (unique) parent tags will not show up in autocomplete / suggestions / search contexts, unless a non-virtual instance of these are added to at least 1 file. Since...
Just a small request to add a checkbox (or checkboxes) that allows the creator header and page number on thumbnails to disregard PTR tags and only show them from my...
The ability to have ratings show up on thumbnails similar to how tags can be set to sow up on thumbnails. > mod hijack Given the discussion in the thread...
Hi again, i've been long searching app to tagging my media from internet. and after testing hydrus i like it. This time instead of feature request i want to suggest...
This is a meta issue that summarizes all the current API related feature requests and attempts to organize them and give some extra commentary. I plan to update this issue...
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A personal booru-style media tagger that can import files and tags from your hard drive and popular websites. Content can be shared with other users via user-run servers.