You really need to allow any and all file types to be attached with no limitations on size for owners of the purchased installed versions of NicePage because one thing that you could do with this is make a frontend a kind of launcher to do that you could eg. download the entire wikipedia as a file you could then link the file raw and have it point from nicepage to a place on your hard drive you could launch songs and other things like images on your hard drive because it will basically open through the inbuilt native tools to view and play the files you link it always does, except you'll be able to make a beautiful frontend gui and have eg. a book shelf or a music store or a podcast library and so on and so forth you could even list notes in a shelf format using grids that already in Nicepage it's all already there you could also have say an 80s aesthetic window for gaming magazine collections you allow images in the borders not simple colours you could have it Spotify style for a music library so and and so forth the list is endless for it's possibilities.
you could even go to the lengths of downloading offline sites and content then turning off the internet and using the offline html as the frontend you launch at startup or by simply clicking it and you have a sort of html website acting as your desktop dashboard cool stuff that could be very very cool in the right hands.
And that is a very easy feature to add all your adding is unlimited file sizes to all files and allowing all file types to be launched by clicking the image that part of adding files is already done you just add need the extra file types to tbe added to the dictionary or to the database basically which is also built already your just typing to allow some extra file extensions like .7zip and .rar and .iso etc etc into it 5 minute job.
You really need to allow any and all file types to be attached with no limitations on size for owners of the purchased installed versions of NicePage because one thing that you could do with this is make a frontend a kind of launcher to do that you could eg. download the entire wikipedia as a file you could then link the file raw and have it point from nicepage to a place on your hard drive you could launch songs and other things like images on your hard drive because it will basically open through the inbuilt native tools to view and play the files you link it always does, except you'll be able to make a beautiful frontend gui and have eg. a book shelf or a music store or a podcast library and so on and so forth you could even list notes in a shelf format using grids that already in Nicepage it's all already there you could also have say an 80s aesthetic window for gaming magazine collections you allow images in the borders not simple colours you could have it Spotify style for a music library so and and so forth the list is endless for it's possibilities. you could even go to the lengths of downloading offline sites and content then turning off the internet and using the offline html as the frontend you launch at startup or by simply clicking it and you have a sort of html website acting as your desktop dashboard cool stuff that could be very very cool in the right hands. And that is a very easy feature to add all your adding is unlimited file sizes to all files and allowing all file types to be launched by clicking the image that part of adding files is already done you just add need the extra file types to tbe added to the dictionary or to the database basically which is also built already your just typing to allow some extra file extensions like .7zip and .rar and .iso etc etc into it 5 minute job.
