Settings should be placed either below URL bar or on a separate page. Maybe there's no point in the second.
Either pass all the settings (listed below) with the /get txtdot query, which will make txtdot URLs bigger, or save the settings in cookies, so they will be user-specific, which is the intended and handy functionality as I think.
And, of course:
Settings should be placed either below URL bar or on a separate page. Maybe there's no point in the second.
Either pass all the settings (listed below) with the
/gettxtdot query, which will make txtdot URLs bigger, or save the settings in cookies, so they will be user-specific, which is the intended and handy functionality as I think.see Restrict proxy to media MIMEs, split routes #98 Add image compression #96
And, of course: