• Concept A: "Text/String Storage"
  • Functionality: Store Strings the user Copies. for easier repetitive access.
  • UX Method 1: Browser intelligently detects the [CTRL-C] copy hotkey press. Then registers the string.
  • UX Method 2: Manually chosen when user Highlights string, Right-Clicks, and selects "Copy & Flag" as option near standard "Copy".
  • Variables to track:
    • String flagString = input;
    • byte flagWeight = 1; // if weight reaches 255, there is no real need to go above, its is used frequently enough.
    • byte flagDay = Time.askdjfklasjf; // track day flagged, for future categorizing.
    • byte flagMonth = Time.asdfasdf; // track month flagged, for future categorizing.
    • byte flagYear = 23; // Time.asdfasdf; // track year flagged, for future categorizing. Millenium is implied, a byte will work for 0-255 years.
  • UX Representation A: "flagged option": flagString represented as a Clickable UI object: " [flaggedString] ". Prefereably Color-Coded (to ease brain's delineation of options).
  • UX Representation B: "flagged palette": "flagged option"'s will be listed in a Browser Panel or In some Bucket accessed by a Button. possibly sorted by year, month, day, possibly filterable by flagString and/or flagWeight and/or flagDay, etc.
  • Action: when the "flagged option" is clicked, and the "cursor" is positioned somewhere, the flagString is pasted in place.
  • Use Case: I am trying to look up various information for a "20XX ChevrollsRoyce XD", either parts, selling, buying, researching the information, and i keep copying other information i find to a text document. then when i need to move on i need to retype the text.

maybe windows keyboard already provides this functionality, maybe my adderall is in full swing this morning.

• Concept B: "Flag Images for Mass Download"
  • Functionality: Right click option to flag an images url on the clipboard. for later mass download to a single folder.

i dont want to type anymore.