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JimmXinu · 10-25-2022, 10:33 AM

Calibre has a feature where it makes incoming tags (from FFF*) matches existing tags, case-wise.

This is a bit of data-normalization to save space, plus a way to help users keep matching tags.

So I believe, if you search your library, you'll find "Man from Uncle" is an existing tag on an existing book.

* It also used to work that way when manually editing tags. It looks like Calibre now (v6.7.1) updates the tags on all books when you change the case on one.

So if you change that 'Man from Uncle' in your library to 'Man from UNCLE' on one book, it should change for all books. If it doesn't, use the Tag browser or search and replace to do that and then try it with FFF again.

10-25-2022, 10:33 AM	#7653
JimmXinu Plugin Developer Posts: 6,981 Karma: 4604635 Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Midwest USA Device: Kobo Clara Colour running KOReader	Calibre has a feature where it makes incoming tags (from FFF) matches existing tags, case-wise. This is a bit of data-normalization to save space, plus a way to help users keep matching tags. So I believe, if you search your library, you'll find "Man from Uncle" is an existing tag on an existing book. It also used to work that way when manually editing tags. It looks like Calibre now (v6.7.1) updates the tags on all books when you change the case on one. So if you change that 'Man from Uncle' in your library to 'Man from UNCLE' on one book, it should change for all books. If it doesn't, use the Tag browser or search and replace to do that and then try it with FFF again.