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When moving nested tags into another tag structure, the nested-ness is not preserved. The moved tags, as well as the nested tags will be put on the same level in the new structure. Example: Tag structure before: Cities -New York --Bronx --Manhattan -Detroit --West Side --East Side Tag Structure after: Cities -a-m --Detroit --West Side --East Side -n-z --New York --Bronx --Manhattan

Just as an idea, keep unctionality close to Aves Libre. It's my dream pendand to OneFolder as is also stores tags in exif data (also stars). Together with syncting this works out great. https://github.com/deckerst/aves

I use certain folders for my work, while the others are just for personal use. I don't want to see all of that together on one screen. If there were a way to add different workspaces (work, personal, etc.), with their own respective folders, that'd be great!

Onefolder needs an option to favorite photos or rate them with stars (all other popular photo organizers have this feature). It would also be nice to have an extra tab on the left for rated/favorited photos (like it already exists for tags)

See images on a map based on the photo metadata

I can see all the people with a preview of their face. If I click on them I see all the pictures I have from them.

The goal is to view images based on date. Vote by commenting: • option A: images are stacked day by day • option B: similar to how it works on phones, you can see them grouped by month • throw any idea you have (we accept hand drawings)

When I have a large amount of pictures and scroll through them, it needs always some moments to load the thumbnails. Even when I just scroll back to same pictures that are where loaded just a moment before. I´m fully award that large amount of pictures need to be cached, but they shouldn´t immediately forgotten when scrolled away from them. Is there a specific thumbnail cache amount?

Please add page up or page down keyboard shortcut for faster scrolling. It's quite difficult to use the mouse to scroll when there's thousands of photos.