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I have some pretty bad news for you all. But I also have good news (sort of), so let's start with the annoying stuff and end with something nicer.
The browser name... yeah, about that 🥲
We cannot use the White Chrome name for the browser. It directly violates Google's trademark.
This one is entirely my fault. I should have confirmed the names with the law firm before making the poll, not after. So sorry about that... I gave you options I can't actually fulfill.
And it gets worse: almost all of the listed names violate something, so no name is purely clean. However, TJC Browser turned out to be the least risky one, so we will probably need to settle on that. I know it wasn't exactly the most popular option, but it is what it is. I don't want to get sued just because of a name. And frankly, I don't have the budget anymore to have the law firm verify a whole new set of names for a second poll.
The silver lining
The reason I don't have that budget is that the money went somewhere useful: my site finally has proper legal pages. This should have been the last blocker for adding a payment processor, so hopefully I can now finally advance on that front as well.
Browser progress
As for the browser itself, I'm now working on the offline collection playback and browsing. But honestly, I'm not really happy with how it currently works, so there's no progress to show yet. I'll keep tweaking it until it works better and looks more polished.
Okey, and now the good stuff: funscript requests!
I now have a basic listing of the funscripts. I'm still refining my workflow to make them efficiently while keeping the highest possible quality, and now it's time to start experimenting with more videos. And what better way to select those videos than you submitting the ones you'd actually like?
This lets me practice on different video types, and it also pumps up the catalogue a bit, so once this feature is fully finished there will actually be some content to use from day one.
This time, however, only paid members can submit funscript requests, and everyone gets exactly one ticket. You get a new ticket only after your current submission is finished.
How funscripts will work (stating this up front)
To prevent any possible confusion in the future, let me be clear about the plan now rather than later:
Funscripts will be sold separately as digital content (the legal pages are already prepared for that). They will come in my own format that only TJC can understand, to prevent illegal redistribution. Using my own format will actually have more benefits beyond just piracy protection, but more about that later. You will own your copy and can use it as many times as you want.
Given that making a funscript takes significantly longer than syncing a video for the interactive overlay, I believe this is more than justified. However, I don't want to be too greedy, so let me cheer you up a bit: funscript access will also be part of your membership. Even if you don't buy them, you'll be able to "rent" them for a short time and use them, just with a limit on how many you can use.
That's it for today. Thanks for understanding on the name situation, and get those funscript requests in! Thanks as always for your support!
-SPRÁÁŠ
