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.

wiki.js has many nice functionalities. Only thing I feel is missing is better site tree structure than the current one. It would have been better if the home page had been a list of recently published or recently changed articles that user has access to. In the menu structure on the left there should be a page structure where e.g. Home Page (article) is located as a button at the top, then categories (folders)> subcategories (subfolders) and finally a link to the page (article).

It would be nice if there was the ability to enable banners that would automatically or manually show at the top of pages that need to be updated, need more info, etc. with a customizable message. For the "needs to be updated" banner, a time could be set in the administration area (e.g. post banner if not updated for x number of months, years, etc.), while the "needs more info" banner could just be a checkbox when editing the page. A good example of this is Wikipedia's "This section needs to be updated" banner (see screenshot).

Have a template or transclusion function, just like in MediaWiki( https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates ), which would give people the ability to create infoboxes or other types of templates that are used on many other wikis.

For the same LDAP authentication strategy allow people from different LDAP groups (nested in one allowed to login into WikiJS) to be automatically assigned to different WikiJS groups.

No one likes to see a 404 page, especially marketing teams :p It would be handy that instead of getting the big red "page not found" the system just redirected you to "Home", this could be a toggleable option and the page could be customisable. Forgive me if this already exists, but I couldn't find it mentioned anywhere.

Add an option to show the third (###) level in Table Of Contents

Is it possible to set up users that can not change password themselves? This is useful for entry-level workers like who do assembling work, they often share a read only account.

Allow a page on the wiki to display which other pages on that wiki are linked to that page.