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Hydrus

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What Hydrus does.

Hydrus is a personal booru-style media tagger that allows users to import files and tags from their hard drive and popular websites. It enables content sharing with other users via user-run servers. Hydrus supports various file types including images, video, audio, and image project files. The software is designed for internet-fluent media enthusiasts with large file collections and emphasizes privacy and freedom. Hydrus is available for Windows and Linux as executable releases, and can also be run from source code on Windows, Linux, or macOS. The developer releases new versions every Wednesday and welcomes user feedback.

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