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No, thanks to you. Your work on this program is nothing short of amazing. There's more updates than I can keep up with and it's one of the programs actually worth reading the change notes regularly. Keep up the good work!

If you don't mind me asking, how do we work around 403 errors when sending requests via Tor? I guess there is not really much of an option, besides running some proxy behind the exit node, or if available logging into websites or playing around with the downloader/header details? Cloudflare does not like Tor traffic. I really love the subscription function of your program, even if it is primarily oriented for art it can be a very powerful tool for OSINT.

Is there an easy answer to how to regularly update that I haven't found yet? So far I know that updates can break things and backups are a must. My method of updating from an older version to a newer one (a lot of versions actually) is to simply export everything and re-import it. A lot of work and probably stupid, but it works. I want to avoid breakage. I simply sync the whole folder with rsync -vacu when having made changes to back them up.

I'd also be interested in knowing how to manage adding new uploads, without having to cross reference the old ones all the time. Since the backups are not available on the working machine, I'd like to just add available uploads based on a parameter like time (all uploads from date X on i.e.). I'm almost sure I have overlooked something in the options. Having this set up right would avoid redownloading old uploads over and over again, saving on bandwith and time.

Again, thanks for your amazing work and enjoy your time off, you really earned it!