furarchiver: A Deep Dive into its Capabilities

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Furarchiver tries to contact the backend every 30 seconds and will automatically start and stop downloads. Downloads from the backend happen purely on the server in this new version of furarchiver . Furarchiver is a web service that allows you to download content from Furaffinity by artist, including content that is no longer available on the site because the artist deleted it, or because the entire account was wiped. Furarchiver is a web service that allows you to download content from Furaffinity by artist. Furarchiver itself does not connect to Furaffinity directly, instead it piggybacks off another service that is difficult to reach and use. Features Pulling All (including Deleted) FA Posts: Retrieve deleted FA posts via a backend (accessed over Tor). Integration with E621: Option to pull posts from E621. Grabs Missing Backend FA Posts: Re-pull posts from FA if the backend downloaded a bad version. Tag-Based Search: Utilize tags from E621 when available, or apply auto-tagging. 1.8 This version introduces a new directory scan mechanism that should avoid a proxy response timeout in your browser for big artists. A few UI changes have been made to make Furarchiver easier to use. Just FYI, there is this site: https :// furarchiver . Net / It’s essentially a backup of FA. You can find artwork posted many years ago there (including deleted posts). In light of the current content purge, I’d say this can come in handy. That said, careful not to overload that site. This site contains a range of images generated using a stable diffusion prompt with a placeholder, but all settings were otherwise left identical per group ( a “genset”). The placeholder is replaced with a term from a list with over 100 entries. Furarchiver , launched October 23, 2022, is a dedicated website archiving the digital artwork of furry artists. Facing the challenge of preserving and accessing potentially lost online content, Furarchiver has amassed an impressive 4 terabytes of archived material—a testament to the creator’s commitment and the community’s support.