Since the big downloader overhaul, all downloaders can be created, edited, and shared by any user.

Hydrus objects like downloaders can sometimes be shared as data encoded into png files, like this: Creating one from scratch is not simple, and it takes a little technical knowledge, but importing what someone else has created is easy. This contains all the information needed for a client to add a realbooru tag search entry to the list you select from when you start a new download or subscription. You can get these pngs from anyone who has experience in the downloader system. To 'add' the easy-import pngs to your client, hit network->downloaders->import downloaders. The delete big database stuff in the background system is finished, theres support for HEIC, HEIF, and AVIF, I fixed a bunch of bugs, and theres updates to some core libraries that should improve UI quality of life. A little image-panel will appear onto which you can drag-and-drop these png files. The client will then decode and go through the png, looking for interesting new objects and automatically import and link them up without you having to do any more.

Your only further input on your end is a 'does this look correct?' check right before the actual import, just to make sure there isn't some mistake or other glaring problem. Objects imported this way will take precedence over existing functionality, so if one of your downloaders breaks due to a site change, importing a fixed png here will overwrite the broken entries and become the new default.The hydrus network client is a desktop application written for Anonymous and other internet enthusiasts with large media collections. It organises your files into an internal database and browses them with tags instead of folders, a little like a booru on your desktop.

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