I had a great week focusing on a full-scale update of the 'neighbouring .txt' import/export system. When you import or export files, you can now send URLs as well as tags; you can use .json instead of .txt; you can transform and filter text as it passes through; and you can set up workflows to multiple files at once. Everything is presented and edited in new UI.

The release should be as normal tomorrow.

>>1398
I was not familiar with what 'proxy pac' was, but it is a kind of javascript proxy configuration file? I don't support this, but if you run from source there may be a way to hack it in. I did a little search, and it looks like the main network library I use, 'requests', does not support this format easily:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/31534229

Some custom libraries referred in that same question seem able to do it. They may work well, but I do not know.

Whenever someone has a complicated proxying request, my general answer is to first see if your program supplies an OS-level or application-level wrapper, since that is always going to be easier and faster and more reliable than anything I can hack together. Do you have anything like that, where you can say 'any traffic from 'hydrus client', please wrap in this proxy'?

>>1399
Thank you for this report. It looks like the media panel (the thumbnails area) is not being swapped correctly. If and when this happens again, can you please hit pages->management and preview panels->show/hide? That normally hides the panel on the left. Maybe it fixes your layout, maybe it reveals more information. It might be the media panel is there, but it is 0 pixels wide on the right. There's a 'restore' command on that same menu that might be helpful in fixing it, too. Let me know what you see. And if you can figure out what is more likely to trigger this bug, so I can try reproducing it reliably on my end, that would be helpful.