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Core privacy and trust
Keep sensitive-input warnings, external-request confirmations, Trust Center links, and storage guards aligned with manifests.
Public planning
The roadmap prioritizes browser-local utility, privacy-visible workflows, and sustainable open-source maintenance. It does not propose accounts, cloud history, or server-side payload processing.
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Keep sensitive-input warnings, external-request confirmations, Trust Center links, and storage guards aligned with manifests.
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Improve local batch workflows, export controls, mobile layouts, keyboard paths, and actionable validation states.
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Add higher-quality comparison, guide, workflow, and llms.txt surfaces without mass-generating thin pages.
Exploring
Evaluate whether PWA, browser extension, or desktop wrapper access can preserve local-only processing with low maintenance risk.
Open a sanitized feature request for new local-first tools, or add a thumbs-up reaction on an existing request. Do not post real secrets, private payloads, logs, HAR files, private URLs, request or response bodies, prompts, generated output, or sensitive screenshots.
New features must preserve local-first behavior by default. Public requests should use sanitized examples and must not include production secrets, private payloads, customer data, tokens, logs, or screenshots containing sensitive content.