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<h3>ideas for the future</h3>
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<li>date parsing and more</li>
<li>drag and drop export, which got easier since I change the db</li>
<li>client file-sync over several computers</li>
<li>ssl</li>
<li>i gotta rewrite the db access sometime, to make it mono-threaded</li>
<li>*booru searching and downloading</li>
<li>session management, so access keys are not thrown about so much</li>
<li>(given session management) http login form or background javascript so browsers can load images straight from a file repo</li>
<li class="lololol">develop Hydrus CopyScan Technology&trade;&reg; to ensure no one ever ever violates copyright law&reg;, ensuring intellectual property jobs stay in America, #1!</li>
<li>better download management</li>
<li>UPnP for auto-NAT traversal</li>
<li>(optional) key regen, so users can change the key their account is linked to</li>
<li>cleverer downloads, with http resume (setting up support for larger, non-image files)</li>
<li>better and more granular pending management (I've done this for tags, now need to do files)</li>
<li>download rules (a bit like rss), so certain-tagged and -propertied files are automatically downloaded</li>
<li>messaging system, so users can talk to admins (and perhaps vice-versa)</li>
<li>hierarchical sync, so lib can sync files/tags from another version of lib</li>
<li class="lololol">compiling statistics on users' files and submitting to a central repository, access to which I can sell to advertisers and market research groups</li>
<li>more view types, not just a grid of thumbs</li>
<li>mouse gestures? wx seems to support them, but I don't know how good they are</li>
<li>completely bug-free animated gif rendering (lol, not likely)</li>
<li>tag synonyms</li>
<li>text (as in documents) support and display, maybe through web browsers looking at a local lib server or plugged-in web browser tech. not sure yet</li>
<li>And much, much, more! My to-do list is perpetually overfull.</li>
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<h3>a looooong way into the future</h3>
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<li>audio</li>
<li>efficiently-packed short animations with synched audio (noisy gifs)</li>
<li>video</li>
<li>3d models</li>
<li>other social stuff</li>
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<h3>never going to happen</h3>
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<li>give you up</li>
<li>let you down</li>
<li>facebook integration</li>
<li>in-software advertisements/spyware/bonzi buddy</li>
<li>making things noob-friendly at functionality's expense</li>
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