Wikipedia:Huggle
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Huggle version 3.0.0
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| Original author(s) | Gurch |
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| Initial release | 2008 |
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3.1.22
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| Repository | github |
| Development status | Active |
| Written in | C++, Python |
| Operating system | Windows 2000 and later, Linux, OS X |
| Available in | 35 languages |
| License | GPL |
| Website | github |
Before using Huggle, it is recommended that users read the privacy statement, which contains information about how Huggle stores and manages data. Support and development chat is available on connect
Users should read before using Huggle in order to familiarize themselves with Huggle's controls and features.
Once all the requirements are met, Huggle can be downloaded from .
The current stable download is version 3.1.22.
Note: Huggle 3 is officially out!! We would like to announce that the development of Huggle 2x (known as legacy huggle) has been stopped for inclusion of new features; support for the tool has been vastly reduced. We occasionally solve bugs which make it unusable. We strongly recommend that Huggle 2 users make the switch to Huggle 3.
Huggle 3 is written in C++ and Python, and includes many new features such as compatibility with Linux and OS X, a scripting interface, better performance and more.
If you used Huggle 2 and would like to switch to Huggle 3, keep in mind that there are some differences in the basic Huggle configuration and layout. Huggle 3 saves your configuration data on another page (huggle3.css) and will not overwrite the legacy Huggle's configuration page in your userspace. This means you can safely change your Huggle 3 preferences and it will not affect your Huggle 2 settings. If you don't like the new interface, you can go into your Huggle 3 preferences and click the Change all Huggle settings to behave more like Huggle 2 button. The layout will still be different, but it can be easily modified to suit your tastes. The widgets can be removed or changed, so you can make it look a bit more like the old Huggle if you prefer.
Nightly builds - you can download pre-release versions of Huggle for Windows and Ubuntu at https://huggle.wmflabs.org/builds/. These versions are built every night, but lack an automatic updater; thus, you will need to update them yourself. The Windows version is just a ZIP file; simply extract the files.
If you would like to become a Huggle beta tester, please add yourself to the list of (as a beta tester) and you will be automatically notified by email / message every time a new beta version is released. Don't forget to send all feedback related to beta versions to the issue tracker.
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