Jendrik Seipp

*Original comment by* **thatscottishengineer** (2012-09-16T12:26:02Z): ---------------------------------------- Currently having a look at doing just that. I believe it it because txt2tags replaces the protected links with vvvRAWvvv and stores the links...

*Original comment by* **thatscottishengineer** (2012-09-16T12:49:25Z): ---------------------------------------- Reported in the txt2tags tracker: http://code.google.com/p/txt2tags/issues/detail?id=169

*Original comment by* **jendrikseipp** (2012-09-16T15:16:51Z): ---------------------------------------- Thanks for your investigation! This will be fixed when a new txt2tags is released and integrated into RedNotebook.

`[[""http://txt2tags.org/img/t2tpowered"".png] ""http://google.com""]` still shows a "broken" image in RedNotebook 2.3.

*Original comment by* **jendrikseipp** (2013-03-11T13:22:40Z): ---------------------------------------- You're right, this behaviour should be changed. However, it is not easy to do that if we want to stay fast, IMO.

*Original comment by* **e-diot** (2013-03-25T08:50:04Z): ---------------------------------------- The hashtag slows down rednotebook, if lot of UNIX like text file content with comments (beginning with a hash) are stored. A special format...

*Original comment by* **jendrikseipp** (2013-04-03T20:48:56Z): ---------------------------------------- What do you mean with "slows down RedNotebook"? What is slower? Excluding code from the hashtag parsing is difficult, but we should probably exclude...

*Original comment by* **e-diot** (2013-04-11T09:15:53Z): ---------------------------------------- Starting up RedNoteBook is very slow. Of course this depends on the content to be loaded. Entering a search string in the search field...

*Original comment by* **entrup** (2013-04-12T08:36:58Z): ---------------------------------------- I think it would be best to add an option to disable inline hashtags. It would be nice to restore the behavior of RedNotebook...

*Original comment by* **jendrikseipp** (2013-04-12T14:02:41Z): ---------------------------------------- I fixed the original problematic example by disallowing hashtags starting with two #'s. I'll probably add an option to disable hashtags, but before I...