Reflect 'archived' state in viewer mode / 'archived' popup too slow #2465

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opened 2026-02-20 01:12:01 -05:00 by deekerman · 0 comments

deekerman commented

2026-02-20 01:12:01 -05:00

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Originally created by @x86dev on GitHub (Jan 9, 2026).

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I checked this request against the roadmap and existing issues

What Problem Does This Solve and Why Is It Valuable?

I use the archiving function pretty frequently to sort out / slim down my photos (e.g. choosing the best photo in a series). For that the shortcut CTRL + A exists, which is pretty handy.

However, pressing that shortcut only issues a short tooltip "Archived" which a) is too slow, especially when moving to the next picture (fade-in / fade-out time) and b) when moving quickly in a photo series I can't see the current 'archived' status of a just archived photo. This leads to not knowing if and what photo already has been archived and thus leads to massively slowing down the (manual) archiving process.

What Solution Would You Like?

So it would be very handy if a) the archived status would appear instantly if pressed and b) if a photo shows if it has been archived or not in the viewer.

What Alternatives Have You Considered?

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Originally created by @x86dev on GitHub (Jan 9, 2026). ### Confirmation - [x] I checked this request against the roadmap and existing issues ### What Problem Does This Solve and Why Is It Valuable? I use the archiving function pretty frequently to sort out / slim down my photos (e.g. choosing the best photo in a series). For that the shortcut CTRL + A exists, which is pretty handy. However, pressing that shortcut only issues a short tooltip "Archived" which a) is too slow, especially when moving to the next picture (fade-in / fade-out time) and b) when moving quickly in a photo series I can't see the current 'archived' status of a just archived photo. This leads to not knowing if and what photo already has been archived and thus leads to massively slowing down the (manual) archiving process. ### What Solution Would You Like? So it would be very handy if a) the archived status would appear instantly if pressed and b) if a photo shows if it has been archived or not in the viewer. ### What Alternatives Have You Considered? _No response_ ### Additional Context _No response_