yea, so currently slime2 widgets are just a local webpage that includes the slime2 core code. there's a lot of limitations with that, including being unable to automatically save settings, having to download a key for authentication (which relies on an external server), etc.
i'm working on building a desktop app that makes all of this more intuitive and automatic to improve the user experience, including being an all in one place to manage slime2 widgets, having all the authentication handled locally, and having the core code be separate from widgets, so that they can be updated independently rather than widgets needing to update every time the core updates
it'll also be open source, so that it can continue to live on and be community maintained