I will discontinue this project since I don't have time for this anymore in my life. Feel free to fork it and modify this software (and please keep the LICENSE and authors intact). You can also use this as a base for a project Vue + Electron but I don't recommend it since some features are deprecated. Support for dtext-parser will stop too since it's part of e6Hub integrity. Translation will stop too, the app will stop including new features and updates (including hotfixes). In case of doubt contact me. This repository will be deleted at December 2021 without exceptions.

UPDATE 2022: This repo won't be deleted but will stay archived.

• Download
• Changelog

• Fetch, list (save temporally on your session) and download posts and pools
• SWF support (see FAQ for how to enable it)
• Webm support
• Third party plugins support
• Blur explicit images
• DText support
• i18n support

Note We release only 64 bits versions

• ✔ Supported
• ❌ Not supported but can compile it
• ⚠ Not tested yet

1. A clean installation of Windows 7 (w/o recent updates) have the black screen issue. Learn more about this Electron issue.

• Node.js ( v12 or above )
• Git

git clone https://github.com/e6Hub/app.git
cd app

npm i

or with Yarn

yarn

You can now start to write code. Once you done, compile it to make sure if it's work correctly.

yarn dev

or

npm run dev

It works? Great! now you can build it!

yarn build

or

npm run build

You can download only one pool at the time. e6Hub will mark posts (and pools) as "pending" to avoid saturate e621's servers.

No, e621's global blacklist works on server-side.

No. And we wont include that feature on our app.

Since the app is discontinued, you cannot report bugs and submit your feedback.

No, all the app (and everything on there) is free and open source.

Assuming your machine have Windows (7 or greater), Adobe no longer support Flash right now but you still have the possibility to install it on your machine, since download page isn't available you have to find a file called pepflashplayer.dll for 64 bits online*. e6Hub will be able to play SWF posts if you have the proprietary Pepper Flash Player plugin installed and located at C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash. If that didn't work, find a Flash Player installer somewhere online then verify if that installer is legit (check the signature).

* For security reasons, make sure DLL file have a digital signature (Right click > Properties > Digital signatures) of "Adobe Inc." or "Adobe Systems Incorporated", must be signed with sha256 algorithm and the issuer should be DigiCert.