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From The Complete Guide to Google Wave: How to Use Google Wave

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The Wave preview is pre-beta software, with lots of missing functionality. This appendix is a quick list of what you can't do yet in Wave. Currently, in the Wave preview you cannot: * Disable real-time, keystroke-by-keystroke live-typing in draft waves, then post them to the hosted conversation by clicking Done (this feature is forthcoming) * Set a wave to reply-only access. (Read-only now available!) * Copy gadgets; the menu item is disabled in the date drop-down menu, a likely indicator this is forthcoming * Cut blips into other waves (Wave surgery). Google has said that this is coming * Hide or expand all inline blips; the menu item is disabled in the date drop-down, a likely indicator this is forthcoming * Diff revisions that aren't sequential in playback * Set your status to invisible or away (if you're online you've got the green dot whether you like it or not) * Merge waves or blips * Organize your contacts into groups * Rearrange blips' vertical order * Prevent someone you added as a participant form making the wave public, and thus exposing a potentially private conversation. * Upload files (it should come eventually since there is a menu for it at the bottom of waves). * Delete a private reply from within a wave Some of the current problems with Google Wave Preview include: * It's overwhelmingly slow for large waves and in some browsers (such as FireFox and IE). * Sometimes large Waves stop working after they get too big. ==References== <references/>

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