Third-Party Tools

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Recommended third-party tools for Stash users.

Video

  • Avidemux :computer: - Non-linear video editing and transcoding
  • Handbrake :computer: - Video transcoder
  • LosslessCut :computer: - Non-linear video editing and transcoding
  • Tdarr :computer::whale: - Distributed transcode automation
  • Unmanic :penguin::whale: - Automated optimization management
  • yt-dlp :computer::snake: - Feature-rich command-line audio/video downloader

Images

  • autocrop :snake: - Automatically detects and crops faces from batches of pictures
  • jpegoptim :penguin: - Command-line jpeg optimization/compression tool
  • Photopea :globe_with_meridians: - Powerful online image editor

Web scraping

  • XPath Helper Browser Extension (Chrome, Firefox) - Extract, edit, and evaluate XPath queries

Utilities

  • aria2 :penguin::window: - HTTP, FTP, SFTP, BitTorrent and Metalink download utility
  • btop :penguin: - Sleek terminal resource monitor
  • czkawka :computer: - Multi-functional tool to find duplicates, empty folders, similar images, etc.
  • JDownloader :computer::whale: - Download manager
  • :penguin: = Linux
  • :window: = Windows
  • :apple: = macOS
  • :computer: = Multiplatform
  • :snake: = Python
  • :globe_with_meridians: = Web-based app
  • :whale: = Docker
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Anyone know of an alternative for Gecko-based browsers? It’s the only extension I can’t find a replacement for.
There is XPath Helper for developer which is built from the same source, but it doesn’t fully work. :frowning_face:

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I just tried the Gecko version you cited, and so far it works for me. What issues are you running into so I can reproduce?

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Also those platform emojis looked a lot better when they were smaller in the edit preview. Damn. Brutal. Maybe plain old parenthetical text, (Linux, Windows), would be better.

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If I click Shift and hover over something on the page it doesn’t select the xPath, only manually inputting something works.

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Confirmed, and that’s a feature I didn’t know existed until now :joy:. I’ve always used the browser’s Inspect tool for something similar.