Multi-selection photo tags, Scrollbars

Josh · 2022-08-26T19:30:41+00:00

I’m using the Windows 64-bit installation. When accepting or denying photo tags for a person with the yellow question marks feature, I had to learn how to...

Multi-selection photo tags, Scrollbars

Josh

I’m using the Windows 64-bit installation.

When accepting or denying photo tags for a person with the yellow question marks feature, I had to learn how to select multiple faces as “Confirm “X Person”” as the person’s face. I didn’t know I could do that when I started writing this request. Anyhow, can you make another way of confirming by multi-selecting pictures (e.g., using shift to select many pictures) then allowing me to push the check mark as another way of accepting or confirming the faces as the same person when multi-selecting? Hope that makes sense.
Please make the Yellow Question Mark photos always go to the top of the image list for that person. e.g., if Person X has many new photos being recommended as that person, sometimes it shows Person X has many yellow question marks at random locations for that person in the large list. Sometimes it shows them at the bottom of the face list, sometimes at the top.
Also, please add a scroll bar to any area where there are multiple images displayed. When there are many images, it can take a long time to scroll using only the regular mouse scroll button! I notice there is a scroll bar on the EXIF data on the right, but not in the main viewing area.

Thanks.

Andrey

Hi Josh , thank you for using Tonfotos!

Just a side note - it will be much more convenient for everyone if each question/suggestion would be filed as separate discussion. This way it is easier to discuss and track progress.

This is already implemented. You can select multiple images by mouse while holding down Shift (for mass selection) or Control (for fine tuning your selection) and then confirm/reject all suggestions at once using context menu.
Suggestion accepted. Stay tuned.
Unfortunately, this is not going to work. Scroll bar only works fine when total size of document is just a few pages. In the case of photo feed, even for regular size photo collections, full length of the feed can literally be many thousands of pages, and scrolling by mouse for just one pixel will move you to some unexpected location, making it completely useless. Hope that makes sense.

Andrey

Item 2 is fixed in the latest version.