On the list of things I would do if I ever had time, would be modifying the spellchecker to be more html sensitive, so it doesn't mark href as an error..

Hm, yeah, that is a good idea.

The tricky part is that it currently works without much knowledge of your text at all.

When you type "[a hre" and then hit "f", it takes the current cursor position, goes forward and backwards within the buffer to the extents of the words modified by that "f" (so basically, to the beginning and end of "href"), and then runs all words between those limits through the dictionary.

This means that it can't know (in the current design) that the href was actually within an HTML tag and perfectly fine.

A workaround would just be to add "href" to your dictionary, but that's kinda ugly.

I don't know how your algo works, but why not ignore everything from the point of < until you hit an >. I'm sure there's some reason not to do that, but I'm curious what it is.

How unstable is the friends group support, anyway? Thus far I haven't had a single problem with it, but am reminded that it's experimental every single time I post with custom security or modify a friends group. Can I disable the warning?

I guess I haven't looked it over carefully recently and I've been making a lot of changes elsewhere (like how subjects and moods were colliding), so I'm afraid to indicate it works right because I don't want to be responsible for someone's posts leaking to the wrong people.

The Windows client used to have a bug related to editing old posts with custom security that caused quite a few problems amongst people I know...

You say it works? Cool. Before I release 4.1 I will go over the code once to make sure it makes sense to me and then remove the warning.

We could make this a forgettable dialog...