When you copy 'system:hash' and the 'system:similar to' predicates to clipboard, you now get a much longer string that includes all the hashes in the predicate. Previously, these things could take many seconds or even minutes due to inefficient overhead.ĬBZs that have four or fewer pages should now be recognised correctly. You can paste 5,000 items into an empty tag filter in less than a second now, and removing one or a handful of items from a filter with thousands of items already in is now instant. Tag filters (which operate the various tag whitelists/blacklists across the program) now edit much much faster when they are full up with stuff. There are some bug fixes and improvements to system:hash parsing. I had a good week back after the holiday. I would like to add timestamp editing to the Client API.

you know how to build something with xcode), you might like to check out Hydra Vista, a new user-made macOS App that presents your client (via the Client API, e.g., perhaps on another computer) in a booru-like wrapper. You still edit them under options->tag suggestions they just have a more precise and less confusing name now. It was stupid to have two tag systems called 'favourites', so this is now fixed. The old 'tag suggestions' box called 'favourites' is now called 'most used'. There's a bit of workflow and presentation improvement here, too. If you select multiple tags, you can now hide or favourite them all at once.

Give it a go and let me know if you run into any trouble!Īlso, thanks to a user, you can now import rtf files! There's no word count yet, but I think it should be doable in future.

This first version is simple-it counts all URLs, regardless of how important, but I can see a future version having the ability to scan by 'post URLs' or specific URL classes. You will find it under a new stub, 'system:urls', at the bottom of the normal system predicate list (where 'system:known urls' has also moved). I figured out 'system:number of urls', and you can now import rtf files!

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