webinterface-wifi VS webinterface-upload-button

There's this program which will make the web interface available over wifi so you can download pdfs and upload files but its necessary to first start the web interace with the cord plugged in after turning the device on/ restarting https://github.com/rM-self-serve/webinterface-wifi.

- This program will not start/enable the web interface nor ensure that the usb interface maintains the ip 10.11.99.1 [WebInterface-OnBoot](https://github.com/rM-self-serve/webinterface-onboot) does this for version 2.10 but I do not have the newest software to test against. Using something like [webui_invincibility.sh](https://github.com/reHackable/scripts/wiki/webui_invincibility.sh) with [WebInterface-OnBoot](https://github.com/rM-self-serve/webinterface-onboot) would ensure that [WebInterface-Wifi](https://github.com/rM-self-serve/webinterface-wifi) works on boot.

This program simply allows you to view the web interface, over wifi. While it was neat, it required the device be plugged in. Now with webinterface-onboot and webinterface-persist-ip, you can view the web interface over wifi at any time! The most useful aspect for me is that when I'm on the go, I can connect the remarkable to my phones wifi hotspot and upload/download files from anywhere as connecting the remarkable to my phone via cable did not work. I intend to add a white/black list for wifi networks and maybe a login page for a user. The onboot hack opens the door for someone to build a web interface replacement as well (Any front end devs out there?)