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As an example, GravityForms is generating notices on it's form notification screens because of SnS. As a guess, I would think that it's using a CPT internally with the wp multi post editor functionality. This means I need better CPT selects again, or support multi post editor more formally.

The select element sucks. #7 related. Should have a way to add external/uploaded scripts. The current beta list can serve as a resource to a user slimmed/selected list (more manageable, better experience)

A lot has changed since the files been updated...

Scripts n Styles should be able to handle widget-adding code like

    <script type="text/javascript" src="http://widgets.twimg.com/j/2/widget.js"></script><script type="text/javascript">
    // < ![CDATA[
    new TWTR.Widget(
        { 
            version: 2, 
            type: 'search', 
            interval: 6000, 
            width: 'auto',  
            height: 450, 
            theme: { 
                shell: { background: '#85110f', color: '#ffffff' }, 
                tweets: { background: '#ffffff', color: '#444444', links: '#ee4022' } 
            }, 
            features: { 
                scrollbar: true, 
                loop: false, 
                live: true, 
                hashtags: true, 
                timestamp: true, 
                avatars: true, 
                behavior: 'all' 
            }
        }
    ).render().start();
    // ]]>
    </script>

Added a toggle and set it off by default. 3.0 has a more robust solution.

I'd be cool to take LESS in the Styles areas.

the theme branch has theme style support. Duplicate functionality for editor style, and share the common data.

Codemirror is at 2.15 which has a markdown mode and might be useful.

There's a ticket somewhere with the updated screens api. need screen options in some places like the usage table.

Following suit, we should do Unit Testing, and move to more of a BDD methodology for new features.

To enhance UX, Styles should be labeled "CSS" and be decoratively wrapped with <style ...>

Same for scripts...

Create shortcode to embed html/javascript snippets. See http://scribu.net/wordpress/optimal-script-loading.html in which this is already figured out :-)

The javascript currently doesn't account for not having a wp editor, so doesn't check before attempting to initiate the tinymce enhancements.

A lot of the inline documentation is outdated.

Right now we auto select. perhaps a user choice. maybe.

An adcSTUDIO (paid, thank you) feature request. This is a priority.

Codemirror has multiple themes to choose from for example.

CMD+S should trigger save :-)

This is easily implemented in SnS_Admin_Meta_Box, but we don't have the UI. To get 3.0 out, punting to Future...

Need to fix or move to own page.

use WP_Comments_List_Table as a template.

This is a maybe.

Not sure. Maybe another option...

Settings Page and Metabox will have to be updated too

some code relies on the post object, for example: $post->ID

The post object is empty on 404 pages and so generates notices.

I've got a patch in...

If I include an Apache 2.0 library, I must release the "combined" package as GPLv3. I hate licensing.

like #42

This would be nice to have. Not really needed for 3.0

The look of the plugin changed, features have been added, screenshots are outdated.

1.0.2 and 1.0.3-alpha are currently each other and incorrectly marked.

It's dog ugly.

This would be a widget that wraps arbitrary HTML in an iframe.

Some other plugin's info (Font-Size drop-down) is showing as SnS info under usage.

This would be nice. It's worked out on global.

add a check

http://theme.fm/2011/09/introducing-pointers-in-wordpress-3-3-2407/

support for writing a widget as an html page, which is servered to a widget via ajax or via shortcode.

Worked out on metabox already.

http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_List_Table

self explainitory

Both are added to TinyMCE at the same level, while on the theme side, it's a hierarchy. Could be a gotcha.

wp_get_nocache_headers might be useful

done! (here for archival.)