[X] My Assistant

Alternative [pastebin.com] color scheme that uses less trippy more depressing more sober colors (and no gradients):

(IMG:[i.imgur.com] https://i.imgur.com/jQk0tT7.png)

I prefer your version, though I've always liked the bright green Western category icon. Artist CG should differ from the Manga icon a little more, maybe more of a golden yellow.

This post has been edited by Paizurikin: Mar 19 2019, 23:55

Should have added this to the previous post. My bad.

The new searching/watching system is a lot better than the old one, though there's still room for improvement (Like being able to see tag power again. Those were the days...).

If you saw the values with the current system already, you'd be facewalling. People literally don't know what "strong" means. It should throw a big "STOP UPVOTING ME! I'M STRONG ENOUGH WITHOUT YOUR HELP!" or something.

While the improvements to the tag flagging system make it worth it (yay for more than just six colors!), it'd be nice to be able to seem them in minimal mode. I understand that there is no room for the full names, but how about a simple circle for each tag, with their respective color?

A Compact downgrade in pure CSS (basically just take the text from the bordered tags, kill them and reshape them as you like) is doable, I think.

It would be nice to be able to enter tag weights higher than 100. Sure, I can squeeze everything into the 100-range, but it becomes super-fiddly, especially with the negative ones, as I need to be really careful there (can't assign them high values, or else they might accidentally hide galleries).

Are you making optimal use of the threshold in My Settings? -9999 literally requires 101 tags at -99 weight to be hidden, assuming everything else is at zero and the gallery even has that many tags.

As others have said, the new category buttons aren't very nice-looking. It works, I suppose, but I do like the old ones better.

At this point I'm almost sure people are going to be ready to pay actual BTC for a trivial CSS script that does this, lol.

This post has been edited by 43883​: Mar 19 2019, 23:59

Any chance to have a feature that would highlight the whole gallery title block based on tag preferences, instead of highlighting just tags? Like E-Hentai Highlighter script could do it. Would like to see the relevant galleries right away in Minimal view.

This, please.

Also, an easier way to identify already visited galleries since the visited link color is barely different, maybe something can be added in the Published block, like, last visited date/time.

This post has been edited by Chunga: Mar 20 2019, 00:01

category images/buttons need to be smaller (like before)
as the entire page needs to be more compact - at least in minimal
in minimal mode, before i had displayed all result on my screen, now it's 1,5 long

overall... i don't like any of these new modes and consider older design superior to the new ones (considering only design, not functions)

This post has been edited by petro1: Mar 20 2019, 00:09

I like most of the changes, but can we return the popup thumbnail (minimal/compact mode) to hovering by the mouse cursor so it doesn't cover up the category and Published columns?

Also, can we allow a right click on the empty space of a title to open in a new tab?

If you saw the values with the current system already, you'd be facewalling. People literally don't know what "strong" means. It should throw a big "STOP UPVOTING ME! I'M STRONG ENOUGH WITHOUT YOUR HELP!" or something.

Maybe it could be displayed in percentage of the strongest tag, then? The huge advantage of the old system was that tags weren't merely binary, but you'd actually get a degree of how much something was present. If the strongest tag was, say, 128, then a "vore (82)" meant that there was a lot of vore in this, while a "vore (17)" meant that there were maybe a few pictures. It even worked for warning tags like guro - if guro was not the strongest tag in a gallery, it merely passed the threshold for warning tags, but not the normal presence-threshold.

A Compact downgrade in pure CSS (basically just take the text from the bordered tags, kill them and reshape them as you like) is doable, I think.

Could that be implemented?
*doesn't know how to do CSS*

Are you making optimal use of the threshold in My Settings? -9999 literally requires 101 tags at -99 weight to be hidden, assuming everything else is at zero and the gallery even has that many tags.

True, that works for the hiding threshold, but not for dropping galleries below the watching threshold. Essentially, I want to hide galleries that have only negative tags, but not those that have any positive ones, and those that have positive ones that suffice for watching should show up there unless there is a lot of negative ones. This means I kinda have to operate in the very narrow room between 0 and 100.

At this point I'm almost sure people are going to be ready to pay actual BTC for a trivial CSS script that does this, lol.

Well, not me, but I could imagine it XD

I wish there was an option to tag a gallery as "read", instead of adding it to my favorites, because sometimes i'll read a gallery that I don't necessarily like, and it feels wrong to classify it as a favorite.

Funny that bothers you. I actually use one of my favorites categories as a backlog for stuff I haven't even read yet. Usually I'll give things I don't like enough to favorite, but I think are decent enough, 4/5 stars. Anything I like enough to potentially download in the future gets 4.5/5 or 5/5, so anything with less than that many stars as a rating serves as my "already read, but didn't like enough to favorite". Now one might say "why doesn't anything you've simply rated, but not favorited serve that purpose?" Well, I wasn't always favoriting galleries, and I occasionally come across something I've rated as 4.5+ years ago that I never favorited as well as things I simply forget to favorite. I also use favorite categories for ongoing things that I check on once in a blue moon (both galleries that are getting new images added and the last uploaded entry in a multiwork series that is still ongoing) and works that may potentially be translated. Though I think there may be some site feature for the former, both of these things are things I "favorite" that often end up getting removed from my favorites later.

It would be nice to have a "read" and "backlog" indicators instead of dedicating favorites categories to this so that people like me don't effect things like "favorited X times" count for things they don't actually necessarily like. However, these would still have to count towards the same total limit that you have for favorites from what I've gathered, and I can imagine "read" could end up becoming too large too easily for some people.


While I'm in the forums for once, I'd like to thank Tenboro or whoever it was that added "Parody:Original". I've asked for something like this multiple times and it is very useful.

Everything now is way too god damn big.
Zooming it to 75% makes it a lot better.
All the check boxes, input forms, drop downs, and the like are too big and zooming doesn''t fix those.

Bring back the icons.

The category colors are way to bright. My eyes keep getting pull to the category. Need to be subdued more like the old ones.

An option to disable the alternating colors on the galleries.

Seeing what is favorited in what group is really hard to see.

Checking the boxes in favorites moves the text over til you cant see part of the title.



This post has been edited by DarkRookie: Mar 20 2019, 00:35

I have to say that my only serious complaint that isn't just an "I don't like change" type of feeling is the way the favorites are shows as a thin border around the release date.
Even if it's not exactly the same as the old version, I think there should be something more solid to glance at more quickly and easily.

I don't think I saw this previously so I'll post: the vertical lines extend beyond the bottom of the info box on my phone (most current android & mobile chrome stable versions). It's fine on my desktop though.

(IMG:[i.imgur.com] https://i.imgur.com/NRyWkPU.png)

I ve been giving the new Compact view a try but it is simply too cluttered with tags that arent relevant and with a bold font they take attention away from the titles.

So instead, can we have a more functional Minimal option?

Inline flagged tags before title, other tags hidden.
Less wasted space vertically between titles (like the old list).
Less wasted space on the sides (width to screen - more space for title and flagged tags).

Been using some edited scripts that did some of this for the old UI with custom abbreviations for tags (english -> ENG, m:crossdressing -> TRAP) but would be nice if this was just part of the site.
Same goes for the gallery view where i can opt to have thumbnails display across the entire width of the screen with less horizontal spacing (8 big thumbs per row on 1080p).

Another thing that was probably mentioned before would be conditional hiding ex: hide yaoi but show yaoi that includes m:tomgirl. Could just be an option to hide galleries if they only include bad tags.

Also as others mentioned before:
New icons look worse.
Get rid of this: user-select: none

For my 2 cents, I've used this site for about 5 years now, and it was only about a few months ago that I gave a single fuck about what the links at the top of the page said. So what this essentially means is that the popular page is pretty much gone.

This post has been edited by robypoo: Mar 20 2019, 00:31

The new thumbnail view looks terrible, for the love of god at least keep all the text / icons at the bottom of each "box" like it was before instead of being all over the place right underneath each image the way it is now. But the forum won't let me include a picture of what I mean because I haven't made enough posts.

"thing is, everything is CSS, so literally anyone can fix any potential issues - and if it's actually better, I might steal it" - Tenboro

Quick, someone make a script so we can put it back the way it used to be.

The "new" and "expunged" icons were removed. Instead, new uploads since your last visit are now indicated by bolding the published time, while expunged galleries are indicated by a strike-through.

while expunged is nice and visible, could "new" be in a different color or have the icon back ? because it is hard for me to see.

Another thing that was probably mentioned before would be conditional hiding ex: hide yaoi but show yaoi that includes m:tomgirl.

Just assign m:tomgirl a sufficiently large number that a gallery with both m:tomgirl and m:yaoi makes it over the threshold.

Could just be an option to hide galleries if they only include bad tags.

That can actually be done with the new system. Set your hiding threshold to 0, and assign all negative tags very small negative numbers (-1, -2 etc.), and your positive ones larger ones (say, 10+). Of course, you need to adjust your watching threshold accordingly.

Of course, for both things, make sure to not set the hiding flags (the checkboxes) and only use the tag weights.

you'd actually get a degree of how much something was present. If the strongest tag was, say, 128, then a "vore (82)" meant that there was a lot of vore in this, while a "vore (17)" meant that there were maybe a few pictures.

That is not how tags work. At all. Ever.

https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Tagging_Mechanics#Tag_Mod_Power

But the forum won't let me include a picture of what I mean because I haven't made enough posts.

You can link to Imgur and other image hosts.

Sorry, but the design is a step backwards in every aspect, especially the category buttons/small icons we used to have in thumbnail mode.
Can we please get an option for a legacy design/layout?

I know this is because of phone posters, but honestly, the old layout was more usable on mobile than the current one. The only thing that didn't suddenly get bigger was the one thing that could have used it on mobile, namely the tiny-ass page buttons.

This post has been edited by Accdump: Mar 20 2019, 00:49

That is not how tags work. At all. Ever.

https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Tagging_Mechanics#Tag_Mod_Power

Eh, it might not have been how they were intended to work, but it is how they worked in practice - when you could still see the numbers, anyway. I suspect it's due to how people voted on tags - people voted on anything that was accurate, in their opinion, and some people might have perceived tags with less presence to not meet the presence-threshold, and hence not upvoted them (or even downvoted them). Thus, you got a spread of tags according to their presence.

Of course, the whole system with the borders didn't exist back then, so by now the old system, if reintroduced, might be a bit wonky for a while when it comes to tags beyond 100 (because people might have stopped upvoting them), but this "relative power of tags" was the best tagging system I have ever seen (however unintentional it might have been), and I still don't get why E-Hentai got rid of it.