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Cardboard Museum

Cardboard Museum is a wallpaper plugin that selects anime- and manga-style images from an online image board using user-provided tags.

About Cardboard Museum

Cardboard Museum is a wallpaper plugin that selects anime- and manga-style images from an online image board using user-provided tags. It can periodically change the device wallpaper to a matching image. Users can authenticate to access additional tag options, preview potential images before they are applied, and configure whether adult content is filtered. The filter is enabled by default but can be changed. Because images are selected from a potentially adult-content source, preview and content-filter settings are important parts of the workflow. Tag restrictions may vary depending on whether the user is authenticated. Cardboard Museum is intended to work with a compatible wallpaper manager and does not create images itself; it retrieves matching material from the configured image source. The available evidence does not specify update intervals or detailed content-rating controls. Users should review the preview and filter settings, particularly if the device is shared. The plugin’s purpose is automated, tag-based wallpaper selection with an option to inspect a candidate image first.

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