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Old 12-14-2024, 06:18 PM   #10117
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Originally Posted by tkshorty View Post
I don't think a change of the default behaviour is the best way. as you said it may annoy anyone who has gotten used to how it works.

I would however appriciate a raido box or even just a value you can change in personal.ini to not clear previous marks regardless if an error happens or not.

as you lable the marks, I personally don't see a reason to clear previous marks at all, as you can just as well only display the ones marked fff_success and fff_error
Ah, so rather than stopping FFF from marking books, you want both FFF marking and your prior marking. (Because otherwise you would just uncheck the FFF marking option.)

Looking at the Calibre code, there is a add_marked_ids() method that was added about 2 years ago(in v6). So Calibre considers it an option now.

Is this something anyone else would find useful?

It's not quite as easy as just calling that instead, since FFF still supports older Calibre versions. Although, there are fewer old version users these days.

My rule of thumb has always been to compare each major version to how many users are on OS 'oth' (ie linux). Dropping v2, 3 & 4 would finally get rid of python2... That may be a project for the new year.
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