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I work with a lot of content that can be copied as markdown. For example the output of Raycast AI is formatted as markdown. I guess other tools will produce similar output. When trying to copy this to Capacities the content gets mangled and I need to manually format everything

References can be pasted but they are shown as either a raw url or underlined text (if pasted over text). They do nothing on click, they can't be followed.

I love the Graph View idea as it recalls memory for my previous projects, notes & ideas but for Images I have to click into each individual image to see what the context is (Very Annoying & Tedious) I tried adding a Title Property for Images in Object Settings but it won't allow me to -- Can you please improve this as it's a huge bottleneck in my Workflow Thank you so much team!!

Already loving the dynamic/self-referential queries and know it’ll be a huge benefit to my workflow. One thing I’d love to see in the future is some kind of “second-order” queries based on the current object. As an example, in my case, I have “Project” and “Action Item” object types. Action Items have a “Project” property, and Projects have a “Parent Project” property. What I’d like to be able to do is create a query on a project object that returns: All action items related to the current project (now doable!), and All action items where the current object is the parent project of the project the action item is related to (the “second-order” query)

BEFORE: When I had a query with Tasks on a certain Project, when I hit "+New" in the corner, the name of the Project and Client would automatically be set to the current one (because the query was filtered on those). NOW: I have changed the query reference of the Project to "This object" and now that property doesn't autofill anymore. Furthermore I can't choose Client as a filter. It is a lookup property, so perhaps that is not (yet) supported as variable references?

I love the new variable queries as part of release 51 but just realized that they are not supported on mobile, it seems. When I pull up that embedded query that I set up on the desktop, it says the variable query must be embedded on the page. This should be fixed so that we can access our variable queries on mobile.

Currently it is only possible to sort the results from an object query, but not a tag-query. Should be an easy fix.

Currently you can use the date of a daily note to set the variable to pull in other details into that note, however that only goes one way so If I had a property of a range and I wanted to bring in all the daily notes within that range the daily notes date is not exposed to do that.

I've noticed an issue with public share links: when I update the original content, the shared page doesn't reflect the changes immediately. It appears to be cached either by a CDN or your servers. Even a hard reload or adding query parameters (like ?v=2) doesn't force the latest version to load. Only opening the link in an incognito window seems to bypass the cache. This makes it difficult to share live-updating content, especially when sharing drafts or collaborative documents. Feature request: Please consider adding a way to: Manually refresh or invalidate the cache for a public share link Or, append a query parameter to force fresh rendering (?nocache=1, for example) Or, at least provide a setting to reduce caching duration for shared content