Did we get M3E Canvas right? (packaged as a ready-to-open desktop app)

[AnvarBakiyev]

Hi @lnkiai — we packaged M3E Canvas for Extella, a free desktop app for macOS and Windows where open-source apps open without a terminal or Docker and the user's files stay on their own computer. It is live in our store, and we'd like you to check that we represented it correctly.

• Listing: https://extella.dev/apps/m3e-canvas/ — it names you as the author, shows the license (MIT) and links back to this repo
• What we changed: built it with your own npm run build, made asset paths relative and added a compatibility script for the app window. The full list is inside the package.
• What we tell users upfront: settings and any API key live until the window is closed; fonts still load from Google Fonts.

Is anything there wrong or misleading? If you'd rather we take the listing down, we'll do it the same day.

And one more: if this turns out useful to your users, would you be open to a small badge in the README? It would look like this and link to that page:

[![Open in Extella](https://extella.dev/apps/badge/open-in-extella.svg)](https://extella.dev/apps/m3e-canvas/?ref=github-m3e-canvas)

A one-word no is completely fine.

— Anvar, Extella