Inbox

Every newly added image lands in the inbox, whether it came from the watcher, a sync, a browser upload, the API or monloader. The inbox is the “not reviewed yet” pile; once you have checked an image’s tags and rating, flip it to archived. Nothing forces you to triage, but the split keeps new arrivals from mixing into your curated library.

The inbox is a regular search (inbox:true), so every search filter and sort combines with it.

Uploading#

While you are on an inbox search, a drop zone sits at the top of the grid. Accepted formats: JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, MP4, WebM, and CBZ/ZIP comic archives. Duplicate filenames are auto-suffixed; a file you already have (same checksum) is recognized and not stored twice.

Flipping between inbox and archived#

Flip one image from its detail page (keyboard: i), or many at once from the gallery’s Actions chooser or the selection batch bar: each targeted row flips, inbox to archived and archived to inbox.

Batch clusters#

While the gallery is sorted newest-first on an inbox:true search, rows are grouped into batches with a header above each group. Each web upload (one drop) is its own batch; files that arrived on disk are grouped by time, with a new group starting after 15 minutes of inactivity.

A header’s Select ticks the whole group into the batch bar, so a batch action can tag or archive the whole download at once. Its time-range label links to a search pinning exactly that batch, useful when a batch spills across pages.