This is a follow-up to #27. There should be some support for adding captions to images.

This is the first step to moving to Metro UI CSS 4.

Pressing Enter should work the same as clicking the Decrypt button.

Some of the required CSS is already there, so perhaps using localStorage, the preferences of the user could be stored.

The Preview dialog should show images of emojis.

HTML export is broken.

• Need better styling
• While the images are exported, they don't show up in the page.

The white background hides the yellow circle used to represent a sad emotion. One of the colors must be changed.

The dialogs to add a new entry and enter the decryption password don't have a dark theme applied.

A "Your Year in Review" feature would be nice, if it popped up at the end of the year.

There's barely any code documentation...variables and functions without explanations. This needs to be urgently addressed.

There should be an option to change the password.

The Preview Entry button shows the preview, but a lot of times, the preview goes below the window and a lot of the preview can't be seen. This should use a scroll pane.

There should be an option to search using regular expressions. JS's built-in functions could do this easily.

Something similar to the one in VS Code would be great.

The sentiment name should be shown beside the circle in the right pane when an entry is clicked as well, similar to how it's done in the left pane.

Although emojis are supported, they're shown in a seemingly random order. Ideally, they'd be shown grouped, like other apps.

For big journals, saving could take a long time. Showing a progress bar while saving could help.

This causes a weird issue where extra spaces can cause the horizontal scrollbar to show with a lot of annoying jitter.

This is in direct reference to #27, and can only be done after #28.

The input for attaching an image doesn't clear after adding an entry, leaving no way to clear it.

Entries should have an NSFW marker.

The Update Entry and Search By Date menu items don't perform null checks.

Markdown seems to be not rendered when an entry is displayed on the right pane.

We need to be able to search by existence of attachment and by emotion as well. Preferably through a dialog.

Along with the little colored circle, show the emotion name for unambiguity. This can be implemented using a constant object with mappings.

Users shouldn't have to search for the right Markdown emoji syntax.

An option to export to HTML, PDF would be nice.

Add support for captions for images in entries, and search based on the caption.

Users should be able to save attachment images as image files to the local file system.

Just after adding an entry with an image, the onEntryClicked function doesn't correctly render the image. This is pretty obvious, because it's looking in the wrong place.

Given how each entry has an emotion attached to it, it would be neat to show the user how his year was, a simple pie chart should suffice.

The update entry button doesn't work even if an entry is selected.

The color of code in dark mode isn't changed, so it's practically invisible.