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How difficult would it be to modify the script to take a bunch of image IDs (or hashes, I suppose) and ensure they’re upvoted on the site in question?
In case of another site having some weirdness like Ponerpics did several months ago that caused all user upvotes over a long period of time to disappear.

I keep getting errors when fetching from Derpi:

Generally occurs on page 49 or 50, but it happened on 21 this time. Was running it from Twibooru to sync it as widely as possible. Also, do I need to switch to the Everything filter on either the source or destination booru to ensure as many images as possible are sync’d?

@Anonymous #5320  
Script updated

@Anonymous #5320  
Yeaaahh… about that… I never gotten around to rewriting the script to use the new API and implement rate limiting. This might take a while.

Twibooru syncing appears to be having issues again. Earlier it was receiving errors for something to the effect of “This API will soon be discontinued, please use the new API”, and at the moment it syncs one image out of however many, and then stops while searching for the second.

@Anonymous #CC26  
Depends on your browser and userscript manager. It should work on Chrome or Firefox with the Violentmonkey extension.

Does it works on Mac?

@Anonymous #5320  
Silly me. Fixed.

Links for twibooru images try to send you to /images/ID, but /images/ doesn’t work for twibooru.

@Marker  
Fair enough.
 
Fuck. Good to know, at least.

@Anonymous #3CE1  
Hey there.  
I didn’t implement syncing downvotes because I personally treat the faves and upvotes more akin to bookmarks, so having the downvotes synced just isn’t very useful to me, not to mention adding another piece of complexity to my spaghetti code that I have to worry about.
 
>Does it also keep faves and upvotes separate?  
I’m afraid it doesn’t. As you said, it’s kind of an edge case, one I didn’t (and still don’t) want to bother with.

After reading, it looks like downvotes aren’t imported too. Is there a chance that could also be implemented? I have less than 4k IDs downvoted because I don’t do it that much and I use the fucking filters. Or would it be due to those who just carpet-bomb tags that you haven’t added that feature at the moment?
 
A separate question, because I know it’s a thing that happens. Does it also keep faves and upvotes separate? Because there’s times where someone faves something, but removes the upvote or downvotes it. I figure it’s more of an edge case, but I figure I should ask.

A small update with three changes:
 

@Anonymous #5320  
Log exports I can implement. But undoing faves and votes sounds very difficult to tackle. Consider how the script should handle the situation where an image is faved on the target booru, but doesn’t exist on source.
 
Simply unfaving every single image that could not be matched means limiting your faves to images that exists on both sites. In addition, image matching is not 100% reliable. It’s possible for the sites to have images that are visually identical, but possess different file signatures. Or sometimes a match can only be found through the fallback search methods, meaning it has to be force enabled or running the risk of losing faves.
 
So what if the script only unfaves images that could be found on the source booru, but isn’t faved/upvoted? Well, there is still the risk of data loss if a faved image on the target booru is later uploaded to the source. The script will see the image on the source booru is unfaved, and thus unfaving it on the target booru.
 
So unfortunately, I don’t intend to implement this feature. It’s just too much effort and far too error prone. If you only need to unfave/unvote images on an occasional basis, I would recommend my Booru Switcher script as a workaround. Using it on an image page will redirect you to the same image on the other sites, where you can manually unfave the image.

Is it possible to sync images that were unfaved/unupvoted? Perhaps through comparing target images against source images, rather than source against target?
 
Secondly, could a way to export the log to a file be implemented? When using the fallback it can cause the tab to become quite sluggish when interacting with it. Not to mention being easy to lose your place.

@Anonymous #B990  
My problem was that I was on an ancient ESR edition of Firefox (blame Debian). Once a new ESR showed up in apt, the sync finally showed up. For whatever reason, syncing to Twibooru didn’t want to work at all (lots and lots of 403 errors). The other two had great success.

Changelog for 1.3.2:  
Fixed problem with syncing to Twibooru introduced in 1.3.0

@Anonymous #8C70  
In account settings. In menu at the top right corner of the page, click on Account.

how do i find my api keys?

Changelog for 1.2.0:  
Client-side hash calculation are now cached. This should drastically cut down the number of images that needs to be checked on subsequent syncs.

@Anonymous #B990  
Yes, this is odd. I tested on a fresh install of Firefox ESR portable edition (Windows) and the button showed up just fine.  
Are there any error messages in the dev console? Do you have other scripts installed?

@Marker  
I think either my browser or my Violent Monkey install is broken, as it does not appear on any site even though Violent Monkey says it is enabled on this site.

@Anonymous #B990  
Here, between the upload button and the search:  

Where is the UI element to get the booru sync to appear? I installed it (as well as Violent Monkey) and don’t see anything obvious. It’s Firefox ESR under Debian if that makes any difference.

Changelog for 1.1.0: