Add "Save all images with HTML index" to the OCR window - #13893
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Brings back the SE4 OCR feature that writes every subtitle image as a png plus an index.html showing each image next to its OCR text - useful for proof-reading an OCR run against the original bitmaps (#13890). The generated page is one self-contained file (no external css/js/fonts) so it works straight off the file system. It follows the reader's light/dark preference with a manual override on top, and adds a text filter, an "only lines without text" filter, a dark/light/checkerboard image backdrop and a click-to-zoom lightbox. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
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Brings back the SE4 OCR feature that writes every subtitle image as a png plus an
index.htmlshowing each image next to its OCR text — useful for proof-reading an OCR run against the original bitmaps.Reached from the OCR window's subtitle-list context menu: Save all images with HTML index... Pick a folder, and the export writes
index.htmlplusimages/0001.png,0002.png, ... The usual "file saved" dialog comes up afterwards so the page (or its folder) is one click away.The generated page is a single self-contained file — no external css, js or fonts — so it works straight off the file system. It follows the reader's light/dark preference with a manual Auto/Light/Dark override on top, and adds:
Related to #13890.
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