> A select option to change between file / embed / oekaki in the post form
> Ctrl + Enter shortcut that posts the thread/reply

Sriracha supports navigating between post form fields, but this was not well documented. In the next release, the visitor guide will include this information. I've deployed this change early here, see this page for a list of keyboard shortcuts:

https://sriracha.rocket9labs.com/guide.html#navigate

> A (You) when someone replies to your reply/thread

I can see how this would be useful, but implementing this would require adding visitor tracking of some kind.

> Automatic password generation for posting in the form, could be disabled and have a password character limit in the admin panel

I think this is a good idea, but browsers have built-in password generation capabilities now, which integrates with the browsers password manager. At least, Firefox does.

> Image hovering following the cursor

Do you mean the post previews which appear when you hover over a reflink? By staying fixed in place, it's easier to read if the cursor moves slightly, especially when using a touchscreen. Let me know if you are referring to something else.

>>137
>Do you mean the post previews which appear when you hover over a reflink?
I meant the thumbnailed image is automatically enlarged when hovered over

also disable the hover feature on mobile

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>>139
Thanks. I don't intend to implement these features, but you can add custom JavaScript to achieve this on your site.

>>141
ok

>>137
>> A (You) when someone replies to your reply/thread
>
>I can see how this would be useful, but implementing this would require adding visitor tracking of some kind.
you could implement this with client side cookies, like a list of posts that gets automatically updated when a user creates a post that the server requests to render a (you)

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Yes, but information which links posts to a specific user would still need to be stored on the client. The server wouldn't have access, but a hacker or intruder would be able to link a user to specific posts. Whether or not this triggers GDPR, I do not intend to make it easier to track or link visitors to specific posts.