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# Application Interface

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**Batch Selection Mode:** Select one or all photos and perform batch actions, such as setting flags, ratings, or color tags. This mode can also be activated by long-pressing an image.

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**Filter Mode:** Filter the photo list based on parameters like flag color, rating, or color tags. Once filtered, you can activate batch selection mode to apply mass operations for setting flags, ratings, or color tags.

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**Find the Last Photo with a Green Flag:** This feature allows you to quickly locate the last photo marked with a green flag and continue the photo sorting process from that point.

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While viewing an individual photo, tap the screen edges to quickly switch between photos. This feature is available even in zoom mode, making it easy to compare details and assess the sharpness of multiple shots at once.

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The app supports external keyboards for photo browsing:

* Keys 0–5: Set the corresponding rating
* Keys 6–9: Set color tags
* Up/Down Arrows: Manage flags (similar to swipe gestures for up/down)
* Right/Left Arrows: Navigate between photos

This allows for faster and more convenient photo management without relying on the touchscreen.


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