Attach a clickable link to a node
That would be great to allow attaching a URL to a node which you can click (as I know now you can only make a control-clickable URL in the note section and the whole URL must present in the text).
The screenshot below is from XMind. Clicking the link icon opens the URL in a web browser. It is also quite nice that the link icon is aligned to the right.
Minder actually already has this capability. Simply select some text in the node title, right click to bring up the contextual menu, and select "Add Link". This will display a popup allowing you to enter the URL to associate with the selected text. Nice thing is that you can actually associate many URLs with a single node (if desired). To jump to the link, Control+click on the linked text (it will be displayed with an underline).
Additionally, you can simply enter a URL directly in the node title itself. Minder will recognize valid URLs (they must start with an http://, https:// or mailto:// prefix) and make them clickable.
I have tried creating a link the way you described. After a while the link became not-clickable. It is still displaing as a link but when I hover it with control the cursor does not change. If I create another link, this new link is clickable for some time, but the old ones still do not work. I am using Ubuntu 22.
Even though the cursor doesn’t change, Control clicking on the URL doesn’t display the webpage in a browser?
When Adding URL Links, the UrlParser rule "must start with an http://, https:// or mailto:// prefix" (or file:///) seems to also require one or more period symbols? But that flags URLs like http://localhost:8080/path/ as invalid. Can workaround via http://127.0.0.1:8080/path/, but better if the regex is improved, no?