- library_meta table stores tags, score, rating, source per post
- Metadata saved automatically when saving from Browse
- Search box in Library tab filters by tags via DB lookup
- Works with all file types
When enabled, hides prev/next buttons and loads more posts
automatically when scrolling to the bottom. Posts appended
to the grid, deduped against already-shown posts. Restart
required to toggle.
- Add prefetch_adjacent, clear_cache_on_exit, slideshow_monitor,
library_dir to _DEFAULTS for fresh installs
- Replace all silent except-pass with logged warnings
Major restructure of the favorites/library system:
- Rename "Favorites" to "Bookmarks" throughout (DB API, GUI, signals)
- Add Library tab for browsing saved files on disk with sorting
- Decouple bookmark from save — independent operations now
- Two indicators on thumbnails: star (bookmarked), green dot (saved)
- Both indicators QSS-controllable (qproperty-bookmarkedColor/savedColor)
- Unbookmarking no longer deletes saved files
- Saving no longer auto-bookmarks
- Library tab: folder sidebar, sort by date/name/size, async thumbnails
- DB table kept as "favorites" internally for migration safety
- Prefetch adjacent posts is now a toggle in Settings > General (off by default)
- Prefetch progress bar on thumbnails shows download state
- Blacklist Post: right-click to hide a specific post by URL
- "Create from Template" opens themes reference on git.pax.moe
and spawns the default text editor with custom.qss
- Replace per-operation thread spawning with a single persistent
asyncio event loop (saves ~10-50ms per async operation)
- Pre-scan saved directories into sets instead of per-post
exists() calls (~80+ syscalls reduced to a few iterdir())
- Add add_favorites_batch() for single-transaction bulk inserts
- Add missing indexes on favorites.folder and favorites.favorited_at
Supports Danbooru, Gelbooru, Moebooru, and e621. Features include tag search
with autocomplete, favorites with folders, save-to-library, video playback,
drag-and-drop, multi-select, custom CSS theming, and cross-platform support.
