First of, great product, I would like to have a more complex searching option
Taking only most popular (100 views and up), taking the more quality things or what-not.
Also, I would really like to see a warning when an image provider (website, such as pikeo)
might have adult pictures, because there was no warning for any of those.
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search complexity will be added in Wally 3.0, actually I'm just maintaining Wally regarding bug fixes.
Regarding warning, a disclaimer is prompted anytime you install Wally for the first time, or upgrade from a previous version. Finally, I preferred the disclaimer solution, cause all the engines (but flickr) have this problem. Even if you use strict filters, there's always a rare chance that something goes "through" their filters.
So, better warn at the beginning, and that's all. Of course, if you switch off "adult" photos filter when expected, an additional warning is shown.
BR,
Tony.
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First of, great product, I would like to have a more complex searching option
Taking only most popular (100 views and up), taking the more quality things or what-not.
Also, I would really like to see a warning when an image provider (website, such as pikeo)
might have adult pictures, because there was no warning for any of those.
Hi,
search complexity will be added in Wally 3.0, actually I'm just maintaining Wally regarding bug fixes.
Regarding warning, a disclaimer is prompted anytime you install Wally for the first time, or upgrade from a previous version. Finally, I preferred the disclaimer solution, cause all the engines (but flickr) have this problem. Even if you use strict filters, there's always a rare chance that something goes "through" their filters.
So, better warn at the beginning, and that's all. Of course, if you switch off "adult" photos filter when expected, an additional warning is shown.
BR,
Tony.