Feature request list - Revision history

Brettjackson: /* API */

2014-09-02T06:12:00Z

API

2014-08-27T01:33:05Z

Send: CTRL-SHIFT-V

2014-08-27T01:22:54Z

Send: (wish: Higher priority - Drafts)

2014-08-27T01:18:51Z

Inbox: save all messages

2014-08-27T01:17:38Z

Inbox: Save message as ... file name suggestion

2014-08-27T01:13:23Z

Inbox: Wish: High priority. Really useful.

2014-08-27T01:10:57Z

Sent: Edit as new message

2014-08-27T01:08:33Z

Sent: "Save message as ..." (like in inbox)

2014-08-25T14:10:46Z

Added note to prevent usage of wifi over mobile data plans.

2014-08-25T14:08:57Z

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	* Get the Label for an address in the Address Book (e.g. for BitMail and bmwrapper to be able to forward addresses like this: "John Doe <Bm-...@bitmessage.ch>" or this: "that programing expert i met <Bm-...@bm.addr>").		* Get the Label for an address in the Address Book (e.g. for BitMail and bmwrapper to be able to forward addresses like this: "John Doe <Bm-...@bitmessage.ch>" or this: "that programing expert i met <Bm-...@bm.addr>").
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		+	* API endpoint to relay messages to the network. (e.g. messages provided by an API-client, that isn't running Bitmessage, can create a Bitmessage and send it to the endpoint for the bm client to relay to the network)

	==Backend==		==Backend==

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:33, 27 August 2014
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	* If the protocol supported "Reply To" (like smtp does), the Send tab could simply have a check box as to whether to send a chan message anonymously or signed. The benefit of signed messages is continuity of conversation: You know message "A" and message "C" are from the same person (since they were digitally signed with a BM-number), so you understand the communication better.		* If the protocol supported "Reply To" (like smtp does), the Send tab could simply have a check box as to whether to send a chan message anonymously or signed. The benefit of signed messages is continuity of conversation: You know message "A" and message "C" are from the same person (since they were digitally signed with a BM-number), so you understand the communication better.
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		+	* CTRL-SHIFT-V (not only CTRL-V) for paste-without-formatting. I get a weirdly looking text when I copypaste sth from facebook into the send...message window.

	====Sent====		====Sent====

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 * An option to "re-send" a message (doing the POW again) that doesn't result in double messages for those who are online all the time (e.g. through a header and a hash).
-* Possibility to compose more than one message in parallel or to save an unfinished message for completing it later ("drafts" box).
+* Possibility to compose more than one message in parallel or to save an unfinished message for completing it later ("drafts" box). ''(wish: Prioritize - because I just lost a long typed message when I answered to another message).''
 * Forward messages with the original cryptographic signature (if technically possible). This could also be used for signed mailing lists (instead of "ostensibly from").

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 * right click "Save message as ..."
 ** file name suggestion:  ''20140827-031433_senderFirst10Characters_subject.txt'' (or ''20140827-031433_subject.txt'') instead of only ''subject.txt''
 ====Send====

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	* Read out #hashtags from messages and create a tag-list or tag-cloud that sorts itself according to the recent frequency of that tag (to see trending topics like in twitter). Enable pinning of tags you are interested in, to get a seperate favorite tags list. Clicking on the tags should trigger a search in the inbox (or whatever folder you are in) for that tag.		* Read out #hashtags from messages and create a tag-list or tag-cloud that sorts itself according to the recent frequency of that tag (to see trending topics like in twitter). Enable pinning of tags you are interested in, to get a seperate favorite tags list. Clicking on the tags should trigger a search in the inbox (or whatever folder you are in) for that tag.
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		+	* right click "Save message as ..."
		+	** file name suggestion: ''20140827-031433_senderFirst10Characters_subject.txt'' (or ''20140827-031433_subject.txt'') instead of only ''subject.txt''

	====Send====		====Send====

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 ** Could be checked by comparing incoming broadcasts with sent messages to the same address, if the text is exactly the same, do not display. Open to suggestions.
-* When you are replying to a message, populate the 'from' field too. It should be the address the message was sent to.
+* When you are replying to a message, populate the 'from' field too. It should be the address the message was sent to. ''(Wish: High priority. Really useful.)''
 * Option to automatically add new subscriptions to address book list and/or add option 'Add to Address Book' to context menu in Subscription list

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 * A search feature
 * Ability to cancel sending a Message if POW has not yet been completed.
-* "Save message as ..." (like in 'Inbox')
+* right click "Save message as ..." (like in 'Inbox')
 ====Your Identities====

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 * Like bitcoin miners get revenues, nodes in the bitmessage network could get revenues from serving adds, and possibly by providing other services.
 * CPU is busy; the bitmessage application should check to see if the CPU is > 15%; if so it will save decryption to a later time.  This prevents "frameskips" in some games.
-* Option to not process messages if bandwidth < X KB/s, which may indicate that a mobile phone is being used; instead of a broadband connection.
+* Option to not process messages if bandwidth < X KB/s, which may indicate that a mobile phone is being used for a data connection; instead of a broadband connection.
 ===Menu===