For me, this problem arose about 15 minutes ago.
I was modding a map for a friend and my page froze, and reset itself, losing my very long and detailed mod in the process. I tried to quickly copy it before the webpage reset itself, but to no avail, my progress was lost. This frustrated me very much, and I thought, "Why isn't there a feature that saves what I write every 'x' amount of minutes to ensure my work isn't lost in case this happens again?" For people who like to make long mods like me, it would just have that extra security to make sure that all that hard work doesn't go to waste. I've seen it used on a lot of blog websites, and it would be useful here as well. It shouldn't be that hard to implement, and it would save people a lot of frustration.
Now I know what you're thinking. "Why don't you just save your draft every 15 minutes?"
Because I have the memory of a goldfish and can't be bothered to press a button occasionally.
For those who are like me, having this feature would be really nice.
I was modding a map for a friend and my page froze, and reset itself, losing my very long and detailed mod in the process. I tried to quickly copy it before the webpage reset itself, but to no avail, my progress was lost. This frustrated me very much, and I thought, "Why isn't there a feature that saves what I write every 'x' amount of minutes to ensure my work isn't lost in case this happens again?" For people who like to make long mods like me, it would just have that extra security to make sure that all that hard work doesn't go to waste. I've seen it used on a lot of blog websites, and it would be useful here as well. It shouldn't be that hard to implement, and it would save people a lot of frustration.
Now I know what you're thinking. "Why don't you just save your draft every 15 minutes?"
Because I have the memory of a goldfish and can't be bothered to press a button occasionally.
For those who are like me, having this feature would be really nice.