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[feature] Request to save the entire HTML file instead of plain text #2373

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smallDragonOne opened this issue May 17, 2024 · 4 comments
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The current history is saved as plain text content. If we change to save the entire HTML content, we'll have more options when dealing with comparisons or other custom comparisons. Although storage adds space, the payoff is huge.

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already noted in #2254 (comment) :)

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You are kind of saying many mixed things in one line there

you mean most recent? or the HTML instead of the text? sometimes the HTML is 5-10mb... I dont think we should do this until we have some kind of quota management for disk space per watch

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maybe better is to save the last 2

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smallDragonOne commented May 18, 2024

maybe better is to save the last 2

If we deploy it ourselves, we don't care too much about the file size. However, from the perspective of the commercial version you provide, you can provide the latest two records saving as an open source version for free. If users want more, they can pay for support.

@dgtlmoon dgtlmoon changed the title [feature]Request to save the entire HTML file instead of plain text [feature] Request to save the entire HTML file instead of plain text Jun 3, 2024
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