- Firefly will be able to split transactions; a single purchase can be split in multiple entries, for more fine-grained control.
- Firefly will be able to join transactions.
- Transfers and transactions will be combined into one internal datatype which is more consistent with what you're actually doing: moving money from A to B. The fact that A or B or both are yours should not matter. And it will not, in the future.
- The nesting of budgets, categories and beneficiaries will be removed.
- Firefly will be able to automatically login a specified account. Although this is pretty unsafe, it removes the need for you to login to your own tool.
## Not changed
- Firefly will not encrypt the content of the (MySQL) tables. Old versions of Firefly had this capability but it sucks when searching, sorting and organizing entries.
I barely have the basics up and running and I'm already running behind on test coverage. I _do_ have some good ideas about user configuration and preferences which was a huge pain in the butt with the previous Firefly.