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While I'm currently in a very early stage of development, I'd like to list some planned features:

1. Allowing users to add their own rules.
   • Because there are so many webcomic layouts, including myriad networks and completely unique handcrafted sites, this rules system needs to be robust.
   • I'm using jQuery to locate the link elements, which makes it rather easy for anyone with knowledge of CSS to create these rules. I would like, however, for ANYONE to be able to create new rules... so I'm investigating various ways to teach people the required skills.
   • I am not really familiar with the process of utilizing user options, so I'm at the drawing board on this one. This is the first major feature I plan to implement.
2. Reworking the logic of the system to be more robust.
   • After releasing version 0.1 to the Chrome Web Store, I learned that one of my coworkers is a webcomic artist. Unfortunately, his site uses a lightbox system and my script's current logic looks for the elements at page load.
   • This is a conceptually simple fix, but will require some changes to the structure of the rulesets, so I plan to implement it around the same time as adding options.
3. Adding support for more comics out-of-the-box.
   • I've basically covered all the comics I personally read (except for some like Questionable Content and SMBC which already have keyboard navigation built in <3 ), so I'm looking to users to direct me to more comics they'd like to see supported.
   • I'm looking at ways to let users submit their own custom rules to me, so that I can verify that they work and add them to the base extension. I'd like to eventually expand this into something like Userstyles.org, but that's way down the road.
4. Listening to feedback.
   • This is my first time at this rodeo, and I'd like to get it right. Let me know what you think, if you have any ideas, and what your end-user experience is like!