Hi Gary,

the tagging can not be stored in the file’s own metadata in the file system, cause Windows an NTFS don’t offer that feature.

All the tagging is stored in Tabbles’ database.

Hi Gary! It sounds like you’re off to a good start with Tabbles, but it seems like the tags might not be syncing properly with Windows File Explorer. You might need to ensure that the Tabbles app is set to update file properties correctly or check for any sync settings within the app. As for copying auto-tag rules, that could be a handy feature—hopefully, Tabbles will have an option for it soon. Thanks for sharing!

Currently, Tabbles does not have an option to copy an auto tagging rule directly. But you can: Create a similar rule by referencing the old rule in the auto tagging management section.

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Have you configured Tabbles to use the Windows file system integration feature, or are you relying on its internal tagging structure?

Hi Gary! Welcome to Tabbles. What you’re seeing is normal—Tabbles uses its own tagging system, so the tags you apply inside Tabbles aren’t automatically written into the file’s native Windows properties. That’s why File Explorer shows empty tags. If you want the tags to appear in Windows properties, you’d need to explicitly use the “Write tags to file properties” option, if your file type supports it. As for copying auto-tag rules, you can usually export and import rules within Tabbles, which effectively lets you reuse them across different setups.