Connecting nodes to other nodes is already almost perfect with the many arrow and line options. I would like the ability to have two lines that connect the same two nodes. I use labels and colored lines to show character relationships. Sometimes the relationship only goes one way, but in other situations, I need to be able to have two arrows of different colors connecting the same nodes.

I would like to have "hide one level" keyboard shortcut to work on Mac OS. Currently, it doesn't.

I would like to be able to set more detailed default preferences in my mind map, rather than have to set every single node every time.

For example, I will ALWAYS want an image in a node to be 50x50 pixels, and sit below the node text. Why cant the tool remember I always do this?

This feature is really useful in Argument Visualisation mode, so I end up converting my maps to this format so I can refer to the numbered hierarchy.

Currently it's only possible to search within node titles.
As pointed out in this request: https://mindmup.uservoice.com/forums/200447-what-should-we-focus-on-next/suggestions/15831034-search-within-notes-not-just-node-titles it would also be good to be able to search within the Notes, otherwise it significantly reduces the usefulness of the notes.

It's currently possible to add text to arrows/links right now too. Being able to search the text added to the arrows and links is also important.

The general rule should be that if text can be directly added in the tool, it should be searchable.

I would like to be able to select multiple nodes and change the styles of all the selected nodes at once, instead of having to change them one at a time. It would also be helpful to be able to create my own named style instead of having to click through the 4 or 5 steps that are now required. Thanks.

LOTS of the options on Alternative To dot net have ways for teams to coordinate. Yet very few of them value or know of mind mapping.

I have no clue how those that are creative or have an abundance of administrative tasks can cope without mind mapping.

MindMup is super simple and elegant. Hopefully, when they have easy access to this tool they will experience less stress and smoother productivity.

Plus the way that MindMup can be used to make storyboards unto scripts, articles, and slide shows could streamline many workflows.

Emojis are a really convenient way to annotate and categorise items in a mindmap (Freemind has similar functionality). Unfortunately, something in the export to image/PDF process converts emojis to tofu (they do survive the export to an outline in Word format, but that loses all the mappiness).

For instance the chilli emoji, 🌶, doesn't survive.

Thanks!

I would like to switch my mindmap to an alternate view where each mindmap item is in a 3-tier (each representing a priority in respect to time, effort and attention) bull's eye diagram. Each mindmap item retains it's color and other attributes, but is placed on a bullseye diagram.

I do not want to enter my bank card information in your website. I need to be able to use Paypal (or a more secure way of payment) instead. I'd subscribe right away if I could use Paypal...

Structure writing

Use notes and attachments to quickly create a structure for an article or a writing assignment, then create a document outline and continue editing in your faviourite writing tool

faviourite - is spelled: favorite

Revert change to the colorpicker, right now its too many clicks, also make it so the text changes color to white if the color on hte node is too dark

I think it is very self-explanatory. The current layouts are basically "expand-out" formats. The Fishbone/Ishikawa keeps the name for the branch at the end of the branch and new banches build within the domain of the branch.
It would be nice if hovering over the branch label would bring-up a pop-up window with the summary/description text... something useful to navigate the diagram, see what is missing and what has been checked out.

WHY: using concept mapping for this throws off the entire mindmap and makes it harder to navigate through it. It should be obvious that multiple thought processes can end up in the same place -- mindmup should provide the ability to display that efficiently.

Trying to describe complex economic/ professional system, 2 dimensions are not enough. To put nodes and links with an other dimension can be more precise and easier to build and to show, so you should render a cube or a pyramid or a sphere, and give the ability to turn around the object depending on what you focus on? At least a cube would save me ;).