>>476

Hate to make it sound like Pon has all the time in the world, but he could probably do it :)

>>476
That is a totally sexy idea, and is very doable. I can probably also write a little script to detect if a file is from pixiv and just send users straight there. I will have to play with it. I am wrapping some projects up, so hopefully i will have some time to work on this stuff in the next couple of weeks.

Also, I have been poking at having files not get renamed. I have been weighting the possibilities...one is to have it reject files that have the same name as something already uploaded...that would be a pain for doujins I am sure. Another possibility would be to do a pawsru style $BOARD$POSTNUMBER'_'$FILENAME type deal. What do you guys think? What is most convenient?

Actually, it looks like it would be a bit more work than I initially thought. Here is how the FF extension does it:

"First it will load the selected image into an invisible canvas element. That canvas element is then converted into a base64 png data URI which is then atob'd, placed into a stream, and POSTed to the selected site. Are you clawing your eyes out yet?"

Alternatively, I could have the upload button here send everything to saucenao also, so they could handle the image decompiling...but I am not sure if they would appreciate that. I suppose i could have it upload to saucenao on demand as well...hmm...

>>479

Hah. Looks like implementing it is going to be more trouble than it's worth.

>>479

That upload sequence is only for POST image submission, (useful for images hidden behind login screens) the typical method employed is just to append the image url to the site's search url which is what OP is describing.

>>484
Yes, that is why I said:
>I suppose i could have it upload to saucenao on demand as well...

I am mostly just not sure if they would appreciate the bandwidth coming from us. But maybe its not that big of a deal...I will consider it.

>>485
Also, green text is silly on a green imageboard...more things to add to the queue.