Goal

Work around AO3's cache situation by installing a service worker that can override the cache-control headers set by the server for GET /works/:workid requests.

Wrap the LocalStorage api. Values stored as JSON. Provide read interface as an object, store written data back as JSON. Throw error if write failed.

When c is hit:

1. grab selected text
2. store reference to selection anchor Element
3. near comment box, insert jump link (or update existing) back to anchored paragraph. use Element.scrollIntoView()
4. if last character in comment box is not newline, insert newline
5. split selected text by newline/paragraph break, insert each chunk prepended with > and suffixed with newline
6. focus comment box

Goal

Replace the default comment textbox with a rich text editor like what's available for posting chapters. Ideally, the same as what's available for posting chapters.

Goal

Create and use a hotkey engine that:

• isn't so tightly bound to the AO3 hotkey code
• supports key combinations
  • supports keys in textboxes when a modifier key is being held
• uses one engine per component attached to
• can emit events
• can be provided with key-action mappings and run them itself

User experience

Users shouldn't notice any changes other than some actions being remapped to new combinations. As usual, deprecated keybinds will keep working (with an alert about the new keybind) until another action gets mapped to the key.

For actions with CSS strings, you should just be able to target those strings and insert the kbd element.

For function actions, we'll need an override dict with CSS strings to target.

Every time you hit the k hotkey, it tries to add a kudos, but it also adds a heart into the comment box.