back when I first started, I wanted to create a build of Chromium to make a Maestro Web browser on chrome's engine. but as soon as I started doing the research for what it would require, it was gonna be a big time commitment and many people don't feel comfortable putting their passwords and other sensitive information into a niche web browser put together by an entry level software engineer, even with source code available. I would never take advantage of people like that but I can recognize it's a tough ask. But I just like the idea of having a Maestro app with note app integration built in so you don't need to keep switching apps, among other things. If the school hadn't botched the accreditation, it would've been a fun project. oh well, guess I now own MaestroStudy.org for the next year. lol.