this would allow for desktop versions with exclusive features like full offline mode (song and full library caching). running tinysub in a web browser will stay supported of course.
once i do this, i may experiment with adjusting the app's layout, such as moving the action bar (section with sort, clear, settings etc) to the top of the window to fit more as a desktop application. or even replacing that action bar specifically in the desktop version with a system-native menu bar.
interesting note: one thing i noticed when i was experimenting with Tauri is that none of the Safari performance issues that I was experiencing earlier happen there! which is odd since i thought it was using the exact same engine (WebKit), unless Safari specifically applies limitations?