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Feature request: add ability for custom folder name formats #40

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opened 2025-07-15 20:28:43 +00:00 by FlamingPhoenix40 · 0 comments
FlamingPhoenix40 commented 2025-07-15 20:28:43 +00:00
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Currently it's already possible to have custom filename formats. Also it's possible to have the program create a folder per post/message etc. However, it always generates the foldername as "id date time" as far as I can tell. It would be nice if we can either set a custom format, or have the option to flip it, so that it becomes "date time id" instead. That way it's possible to sort the list by post date, to make it easier to find a post if you only know the (approximate) date and not the id.

Currently it's already possible to have custom filename formats. Also it's possible to have the program create a folder per post/message etc. However, it always generates the foldername as "id date time" as far as I can tell. It would be nice if we can either set a custom format, or have the option to flip it, so that it becomes "date time id" instead. That way it's possible to sort the list by post date, to make it easier to find a post if you only know the (approximate) date and not the id.
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