imgbrd-grabber VS hydrus

I read "yiff" and was about to talk about the program I use to mass download tons of it from E621 and it wasn't until I clicked a link and realized it's a movie site.

Or better: use Imgbrd-Grabber to search in all these sites at the same time and merge the results.

I see I misunderstood. imgbrd-grabber handles different aliases just fine from a ton of diff sources. If you are only adding a couple it shouldn't be that hard tbh. I still see some useful use cases where 'md5lookup' would be useful and so would be auto taggers even though they are indeed imprecise - but those are edge cases.

You can try image scraping with something like gallery-dl or grabber. I use grabber for stuff off of booru style sites (anime weeb shit), and grabber for everything else. The challenge with these tools is:

I download a ton of "Linux ISOs" of music and over 500gb of furry porn using grabber. The only reason I no longer download "Linux ISOs" of software is because I'm using all free and/or open source software but downloaded "Linux ISOs" of basically everything when I was using Windows in high school, especially games back when I played them since modern games aren't worth leasing while being lied to that you can buy them.

Hello! I've been using this Booru image board grabber specifically for E621, for a long time now, but now I want to set it up in a more convenient way.

My main hoarding field is Japanese illustrations and I finally managed to correctly configure Grabber to properly work with Pixiv. I like how I can hoard images by user (artist). Anyway, in multi-page illustrations or manga I only get the first image. Anybody knows how to download every image from every post?

Hello everybody. I've been looking for effective ways to download entire galleries of artists from Danbooru/Gelbooru/Yande.re and Pixiv. I've tried Grabber, which works great, but I have two issues.

Just download and sort it out later. Title and extension are good enough for me - the best 'metadata' / tag generator is my mind + eyes + ears, which are put to work using Hydrus Network.

For more fine-grained tagging you can use Hydrus https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus and connect it to FlipFlip.

I can't train LoRAs on my AMD hardware but if I could I would be using the grabber I mentioned above along with Hydrus for database management and maybe IrfanView for batch resizing. Your program handles all of it on its own in a very user friendly manner so congratz for that! Bookmarking it for when I can use it.

Have you looked at hydrus, https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus?

that looks like a mac ver. of hydrus which is great for sorting & tagging images. I've literally never even thought of it in terms of other media...

Hydrus is a good alternative.

This brings us to Hydrus. My choice of software for tagging. Hydrus is a image database tool for weebs whose image libraries are too large to be practically brosed with windows folder system. It has may features but we are only interested in its tagging system.

I meant something like this.