IF you are syncing with the public tag repository, you will actually get most of these tags anyway from other users doing tag archive syncs already. The tag archive stuff is advanced and not all the ui for it is working in the client at the moment, so I would suggest you not go that route just yet. I saw way back that you'd implemented some 'tag archives' but as far as I can tell it's no longer a function in the current version? Is there still a way to use these, or something to that effect? Can I search the 'boorus by file and populate tags that way? My current issue is that I've got a ton of files that I saved off e621 (or danbooru, or gelbooru) from a while back, and they aren't populating with tags. I use a number of the Silk Icons by Mark James at asked: Hey, first off, this tool is the holy grail of image archives, booru- or otherwise.

The help is also included in every release. Hydrus can do a lot, so while you can skim it, do not skip it. This help will walk you through installation and teach you the main systems of the program.

I am not active here on Github, and I have difficulty keeping up with social media in general, but I welcome feedback of any sort and will eventually catch up with and reply to email, twitter discord or posts in the 8chan or Endchan release threads. The issue tracker here on Github is active and run by blessed volunteer users. Feel free to fork and do whatever you like with my code, but please do not make pull requests. This github repository is currently a weekly sync with my home dev environment, where I work on hydrus by myself. I am continually working on the software and try to put out a new release every Wednesday by 8pm EST. The program is in python, so you can also run it straight from the source code. Executable releases are available for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Everything is free and privacy is the first concern. Advanced users can share tags and files anonymously through custom servers that any user may run. It browses with tags instead of folders, a little like a booru on your desktop. The hydrus network client is an application written for Anon and other internet-fluent media nerds who have large image/swf/webm collections.

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