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Originally Posted by Karellen
I don't really know what/how you are hoping to see this.
Do you want all the images displayed on one screen? The answer is no.
You can view the files down the left file pane of the editor screen, but viewing all the images all at once can't be done.
Why would you want that, out of curiosity?
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oh this is part of my quest to find what images are being in use and where, to remove the unnecessary so I can shrink my epub size even further.
whenever I obtain a new ebook the first thing I do is subset the font, lossy compress the images and the only step left to take is to see if some images are really necessary or not before erasing them.
when they are deleted, [image] indicator replaces the real image so it reminds me something was there.
It is not easy to say what image is necessary and what is not just by seeing the image itself. You gotta see how the image is used and where it is put in the context, where the need for easier navigating through the images in the document arises.
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Originally Posted by BetterRed
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thank you. I don't use sigil for now but I will keep that in mind in case I get to use it
the dealbreaker that keeps me from using sigil is its lack of support in command line tools.