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Please update monloader to >=v1.4.0.

Added

  • Sort a collection by filename order from the reorder dialog. (#37)
  • Transfer an image, or a whole search or selection, to another gallery. (#45)
  • Draw your own annotation boxes on an image from the detail page. (#48)
  • Remove tags scoped to a specific source or auto-tagger. (#47)
  • Per-image original-source field, plus per-source original artist links. (#49)
  • Per-tag detail page with a usage graph, alias and implication editing, and recent images. (#52)
  • Batch selection bar on the Tags page to tag, merge, or delete many tags at once. (#52)
  • Tags record their creation origin and last use, as sortable columns and filters. (#52)
  • Look up an image against booru, similarity, and Public Tag Repository backends via monloader.
  • Public Tag Repository lookups also import tag aliases and implications.
  • Set which of an image's sources is the primary one. (used for batch refresh)
  • Booru parent/child posts are linked as derivative relations.
  • Keyboard shortcuts: L opens monloader lookup; e o and e n edit the original source and note.

Changed

  • Tags page sorts from column headers and filters in place, and hides aliases by default.
  • Renaming a tag can keep the old name as an alias pointing to it.
  • Each source's commentary and annotations move into their own collapsible panel.
  • The per-source "Fetch tags" button is now "Refresh"; source lookups moved to Lookup.
  • Timestamps display in the operator's timezone (set TZ); stored times stay UTC. (#50)

Fixed

  • Hydrus and Blombooru imports handle multi-word and namespaced tags correctly.
  • A fully failed auto-tag run no longer wipes an image's existing auto-tags.
  • Files already present in a newly-watched subdirectory are now ingested.
  • max_file_size_mb = 0 no longer rejects multipart and monloader pushes.
  • Same-site posts with different IDs are kept as distinct sources.
  • Deleting a tag clears alias chains and cycles that pointed through it.