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Manage tags dialogue has changed a fair deal since the Sororitas examples were made. First thing that came to mind when fixing up stuff was Genshin Impact on safebooru so the new examples are mostly that.

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@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Your client starts with two [local tags services](getting_started_tags.md#tag_se
Select a file and press F3:
[![](images/sororitas_local.png)](images/sororitas_local.png)
[![](images/manage_tags.png)](images/manage_tags.png)
The area below where you type is the 'autocomplete dropdown'. You will see this on normal search pages too. Type part of a tag, and matching results will appear below. Since you are starting out, your 'my tags' service won't have many tags in it yet, but things will populate fast! Select the tag you want with the arrow keys and hit enter. If you want to remove a tag, enter the exact same thing again or double-click it in the box above.
@ -30,14 +30,14 @@ The client is set up to draw common namespaces in different colours, just like b
Once you are happy with your tags, hit 'apply' or just press enter on the text box when it is empty.
[![](images/sororitas_local_done.png)](images/sororitas_local_done.png)
The tags are now saved to your database. On any search page, you can now type one in and be able to find everything with that tag::
[![](images/sororitas_search.png)](images/sororitas_search.png)
[![](images/search_hu_tao.png)](images/search_hu_tao.png)
If you add more 'search predicates' to a search, you will limit the results to those files that match every single one:
[![](images/sororitas_hanako.png)](images/sororitas_hanako.png)
[![](images/search_hu_tao_solo.png)](images/search_hu_tao_solo.png)
You can also exclude a tag by prefixing it with a hyphen (e.g. `-heresy`).
You can also exclude a tag by prefixing it with a hyphen (e.g. `-solo`).
[![](images/search_hu_tao_not_solo.png)](images/search_hu_tao_not_solo.png)