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This is a broad over-view of the feature work of the Multimedia team; it does not cover bugs, but instead the broad-brush of items to be worked on in the next few years:

Uploading^[1]	Creating / Modifying^[2]	Curating	Viewing	Re-using
Recently done
—	Adding graphs: Users can create automatically-generated graphs based on data	—	MediaViewer Viewing graphs with JS: Users can see mildly-interactive graphs that have been added to the wiki if they have JavaScript. Viewing graphs without JS: Users can see static renders of graphs that have been added to the wiki if they don't have JavaScript.	—
Working on right now
In-edit uploads: Users can upload files whilst they edit using VisualEditor or WikiEditor Modernise UploadWizard technologies – T91717 Integrate into VisualEditor – T40030 Integrate into WikiEditor – task TBC Flickr uploads for all: Users can cross-Web upload files from Flickr without being a sysop – T90004	VisualEditor graph editing: Users can create and edit automatically-generated graphs within VisualEditor – T89287	—	—	—
Next up
—	—	—	Better video playback: Users receive a more modern and higher-performance video playback system – T93544	—
Design/product work needed before it can be worked on
Third-party uploads: Users can configure third party services to allow cross-Web uploads (like with Flickr) on-wiki – task TBC	VisualEditor sheet music editing: users can create and edit sheet music within VisualEditor – T49528	Structured data: Users can store meta-data about files in a structured way – T68108	—	Re-use notification: Users receive an automatic notification when a file they have uploaded is used on a Wikimedia article – T77154
Blocked items
N Blocked on security vetting needs: Users can upload and view 3D files – T3790	—	—	—	—
Lower-priority backlog
Drag-and-drop VisualEditor uploads: Users can drag-and-drop files onto VisualEditor to trigger a media upload – T40031 Copy-and-paste VisualEditor uploads: Users can copy-and-paste files into VisualEditor to trigger a media upload – T39932 Drag-and-drop WikiEditor uploads: Users can drag-and-drop files onto the wikitext editor to trigger a media upload – task TBC Copy-and-paste WikiEditor uploads: Users can copy-and-paste files into the wikitext editor to trigger a media upload – T23557 Mobile uploads: Users on mobile devices can upload media – T97169	Edit-as-you-use: Users can modify media files (e.g. cropping, skewing, rotating, re-colouring, etc.) through the editor rather than re-downloading and modifying – T9757	—	—	—

↑ Note that "Uploading", though it sounds simple, requires extensive security validation and verification, which is frequently exceptionally hard and is normally the stumbling block. It also generally implicitly requires the work for these files to be viewed by readers.
↑ This covers modifying on-wiki files that are uploaded, as well as creation and modification of non-file media types (like timelines, charts, etc.).

[1] Note that "Uploading", though it sounds simple, requires extensive security validation and verification, which is frequently exceptionally hard and is normally the stumbling block. It also generally implicitly requires the work for these files to be viewed by readers.

[2] This covers modifying on-wiki files that are uploaded, as well as creation and modification of non-file media types (like timelines, charts, etc.).

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