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Cached bookmarks and tags for quick searching

Quick feature request for a problem that I've had:
So I have about 30,000 bookmarks, and I didn't know I could add my own tags until I had 10,000. I'm really glad Pixiv++ has a tag searching function, but it preloading all the bookmarks is a lot of time and a heavy load on my poor Chrome...
Is it possible to cache all the artwork tags and bookmarks in one big text file locally such that searching through tags doesn't require time to load all the bookmarks?
You could then monitor the bookmark changes and add/delete bookmarks accordingly, that would boost searching times by a lot.

Pixiv has it's own listing of tags that you use in your bookmarks. It's on the sidebar. From there you can search using a single tag word. I do not believe you can do multiple. The side listing shows you the word and the amount of time it is used in your bookmark database.

As to your suggestion, it requires a lot of work. You are asking to basically have an image database based on your bookmarks. At the moment it's out of the question but who knows what the future holds.

I've been wanting to implement pre-storing of image data but at the moment I do not have the will to implement it at the moment in time.

I think the sidebar only lists tag that you added whilst editing the bookmark. I didn't add my tags when bookmarking so pixiv isn't showing it, so it's coming up blank.
Maybe I exaggerated my suggestion a bit, or maybe I didn't explain it properly. I'm just wondering if you can query all the bookmarks into one text file, with each line in the format: artwork ID|artwork title|tag 1|tag 2|... etc, so when you search for a tag, it runs through the text file first. If there are artworks that match the tag, it then queries for the artwork via the ID.
It'll take a long time to build the text file at startup, but after that it just builds up for each bookmark you add.
I'm not a programmer, so I don't know how much effort and code it takes to implement a system like this. It just seems probable from a casual user's standpoint. Perhaps I'm wrong?
It's still a great script btw, keep it up.

Thanks. It cannot be kept in an external text file. It would have to be a database and require a lot of changes to the current code. It would use the actual original tags and not the ones you inserted.

It is without a doubt possible it just one has to be bothered to code it in.

Hope that makes sense.