A user can opt in to be notified when the contents of a page are updated.

I think this is really easy to explain, but I think a discord server offers more communication between the dev and the community than any other platform like the feedback page.

Images should be pasteable via clipboard ctrl+V as a shortcut, similar to how Github's MD editor works. This would be a gigantic time saver.

Currently when moving or renaming a page, all existing links point to the old page. The correct behaviour would be to update all links to the new page, either optional or explicit.

Ruby text is used with CKJ languages to provide a reading for a character. There appear to be several approaches to delivering this in Markdown, however the current Wiki.js editor doesn't appear to support any of them. Inline HTML works but it's really clunky. Ruby text support is really a critically useful part of using any editor for languages such as Japanese.

I developed a vscode extension for wiki.js You can curd you blog from Wiki.js use this extension. More info can see here. https://github.com/whenSunSet/image-lib/blob/master/Wiki-ws.md

Give the option to change favicon via administration

Since you cannot have spaces in paths, it would be nice to have an option that when the breadcrumb it replaces a dash with a space.

It is not always good sorting by alphabetical order. Will there be new feature about this?

I would like Wiki.js to automatically generate a page filename based on the page title. Most of my users don't care about the page name, but care most about the page location / path and the page title. I'd like there to be some consistency in the page naming (spaces / dash / underscore, caps, max length) and an auto generated name, would do that especially if I can block users from changing from the auto page name. Most of all I want to minimize the effort required to get info into the wiki. Getting people to adopt and start using a wiki can be difficult and making it as easy as possible is important. Wiki.js used to suggest a page name based on the title but changed, I suspect because of a under the hood change in the page creation process. If the wiki needs to have a file to save to before we can do things like set a title, perhaps an auto generated uuid style filename as a temporary until the title is set and the page can then be auto renamed? The user would never have to see or know about the temporary file name.