Tell me any features you'd like to see in Banquish!
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Device syncing being on the list actually raises the thing I asked about before, so I'll put it as a feature request: a way to see which clips have gone stale.
Once a canvas has thirty clips on it and syncs across devices, the risk isn't a clip breaking loudly — it's one that quietly keeps showing what the page said last week. A silent stale clip is worse than a broken one, because you'd act on it.
Concretely, what I'd want is a per-clip last-verified timestamp and a visual state for "source changed since capture." Not auto-updating, just honest about its age. Then the canvas stays trustworthy at a glance without me re-checking every source by hand.
The other one, smaller: a way to keep the original capture alongside the live version. Some things I clip precisely because I want the version that existed on that day, and "living" is the wrong behavior for those.
@ark_y_k Thank you for the reply. Actually right now, i'm working on a panel refresh cycle implementation. Your reply make me rethink the direction. I'll take your view into consideration. Thank you!
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@geonhyeok_boo That's good to hear, and I'm glad it landed while the direction was still open rather than after.
If it's useful as you build it: the thing I'd optimize for isn't freshness, it's the user being able to tell the difference between "this is current" and "this hasn't been checked in a while." A refresh cycle that runs silently is still trustworthy — one that runs silently and sometimes fails isn't, and from the canvas they look the same.
Looking forward to seeing where it lands. Good luck with the build.
@hosseinyazdi automatic space tidy-up is the feature i'm thinking of to implement soon! Also search panel looks like a really good idea. I will seriously consider implementing this. Thank you for the reply
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Device syncing being on the list actually raises the thing I asked about before, so I'll put it as a feature request: a way to see which clips have gone stale.
Once a canvas has thirty clips on it and syncs across devices, the risk isn't a clip breaking loudly — it's one that quietly keeps showing what the page said last week. A silent stale clip is worse than a broken one, because you'd act on it.
Concretely, what I'd want is a per-clip last-verified timestamp and a visual state for "source changed since capture." Not auto-updating, just honest about its age. Then the canvas stays trustworthy at a glance without me re-checking every source by hand.
The other one, smaller: a way to keep the original capture alongside the live version. Some things I clip precisely because I want the version that existed on that day, and "living" is the wrong behavior for those.
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@ark_y_k Thank you for the reply. Actually right now, i'm working on a panel refresh cycle implementation. Your reply make me rethink the direction. I'll take your view into consideration. Thank you!
@geonhyeok_boo That's good to hear, and I'm glad it landed while the direction was still open rather than after.
If it's useful as you build it: the thing I'd optimize for isn't freshness, it's the user being able to tell the difference between "this is current" and "this hasn't been checked in a while." A refresh cycle that runs silently is still trustworthy — one that runs silently and sometimes fails isn't, and from the canvas they look the same.
Looking forward to seeing where it lands. Good luck with the build.
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@ark_y_k Thank you!
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Device syncing would probably be my top pick.
I'd also love an easy way to organize and search saved captures over time.
Once you start collecting a lot of them, good organization becomes just as important as capturing them.
Banquish — Make the web your workspace
@hosseinyazdi automatic space tidy-up is the feature i'm thinking of to implement soon! Also search panel looks like a really good idea. I will seriously consider implementing this. Thank you for the reply