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As a user, I want to optionally lookup a resource in the internet archive, so that I can see the original content, even after the resource has already disappeared or changed, since I put it into my library.

As a contributor, I want to understand the decisions of new changes to, or of the current architecture of the application. So that I am not prone to repeat history again.

Consider using Architectural Decision Records and store them in doc/decisions.

As a user, I want to be able to preview new changes of the upcoming release, so that I can give an early feedback about introduced changes.

As a user, I want to archive a library into a file, so that I can store my archived library everywhere I want it to be stored.

As a user, I want to classify my resources, so that I can maintain my ever growing library more easily.

Consider differentiating between keywords, tags and labels.

As a user, I want to synchronize my library with an archive, so that my library and the archive reflect all user changes.

As a user, I want to store parts of my library on the Internet Archive, so that these parts are still accessible even if the original sources has long be disappeared.

As a developer, I want my changes to (this code base) be automatically versioned.

This should mainly reduces errors due to manual version handling. Optionally reduce (mental) overhead of developers.

Consider using GitVersion via git-hooks or within CI/CID-pipeline.

As a developer, I want the latest release version of the app to be automatically published to the hosting provider. This shall reduce the maintenance overhead on the long run.

• As a developer, I want to run the test suite in a browser, so that I don't have to test every browser individually.

• As a user, I want to run the test suite in a browser, so that I can detect errors of my environment and report them to developers more easily.

As a user, I want to restore my library from an archive.

As a user, I want to secure the content of my library from other users, so that only I am capable of accessing the content of my library.

As a user, I want to be able to give a specific resource a custom title, so that I can distinguish it more easily from other resources.