YFull Finder (Ajwla) wót Tamaz Kharchlaa

🏷️ YFull Finder (Ajwla) — Visualization and Management of Genealogical Data on YFull.com

YFull Finder (Ajwla) is a browser tool designed to integrate genealogical metadata directly into pages on YFull.com. The extension automates the display of surnames, family associations, and geographic data.



🚀 Key Features and Capabilities:

• 🧬 Native Enrichment: Data (surnames, ethnicities, clans/teips, regions) is integrated into the YFull tree. You immediately see surnames and flags next to sample IDs.
• ☁️ Real-Time Synchronization: All edits are saved in a unified database. Information added by one user instantly becomes available to everyone else.
• 🛠️ Tools for Contributors:
  • [+] buttons on YFull pages for quickly adding information.
  • The My Requests tab to track the moderation status of your submissions.
  • A personal dashboard on the web portal to manage your entries.
• 📸 Smart Screenshots: A built-in tool for creating high-quality images of the tree. It automatically hides unnecessary interface elements and allows you to crop the desired branch in high resolution.
• 🎨 Personalization and Styles:
  • Lite theme: A strict and compact view for working with large branches.
  • Premium theme: A modern design with a frosted glass effect and enhanced animation.
• 🛡️ Profile and Privacy:
  • Uploading and conveniently cropping your own avatars.
  • Anonymous contribution mode (Shadow Profile).
  • The “Hide name in Leaderboard” option for privacy protection.

🌐 Localization:

The interface is fully available in Abkhaz, Russian, English, and Spanish.

💡 Important note:
The database operates on a Wiki principle — it is a collaborative project. The extension does not alter YFull’s original scientific data, but merely overlays an additional layer of genealogical information. We encourage every researcher to contribute for the common good.

User manual: https://github.com/ApsnyProduction/YFull-Finder-guide/blob/main/USER_GUIDE_EN.md



Supported by the Abkhaz DNA Project (Abkhaz DNA Project).