The feature at first did not seem to work for me: After enabling github extension, and press "File -> save as -> GitHub", nothing happens. I tried on both FF and chrome, on two distinct windows 7 computers. Am I missing something, or is the feature broker ?

However, after trying to rather choose "File->import > open from github", then I was proposed to grant mindmup oauth github scopes, and from then "save" seems to work.

Would be great to warn the user trying to save a map without first initializing through import, that (s)he should first init through trying to import, or best show oauth init on first save.

I would like to see the possibility to make a link to another attchment in the same MindMup (or another Mindmup), from within an attachment.

In other words: Internal and external links to attachments.

This would make it possible for the reader of the MindMup to jump directly to (open) another attachment in the same or another MindMup.

If possible it would be nice if one could make it possible to link to a specific part of an attachment as well.

And at last, if possible to make the link open the linked attachment in a new browser-window (optionally) that would also be convenient (controlled by an attribute for the link).

It would also be great if these type of links also worked within the exported HTML and PDF.

Possibility to add a number to any given node. If specified then the nodes on this level (with same parent), should be sorted in the HTML export, by this number. This way the creator of the MindMup could control in which order the nodes below any given parent is sorted.

An even better way to handle this, for more control and make it simpler to manage, is to mark any given parent in the MindMup and select the new menu: "sort order for export"
Then a list of the existing children for that particular node should be listet vertically, with the option to drag-sort the list. Of course this sort-order should not affect the way the children nodes are displayed in the MindMup. Only for use when exporting to HTML, PDF etc.

The idea is that the custom CSS is just added after existing CSS that is used by MindMap team, in the HTML file.

This could be implemented per MindMap, or stored per user. If possibility to store this per user, then maybe an option to override per MindMup would be nice. Mabye faster to implement if only per MindMup.

The reason I want this is that when I look at the existing font-size, colors etc (I added colors to some of my nodes) then the HTML file looked rather to colorful for my choise. Another ting is font-size, and different formatting, margins, padding and so forth for the different elements -nodes and attachments.

It is really very simple to make the changes manually by adding CSS after the export. But it would even more easy if I could add the CSS via the MindMup UI.

Thanks a lot for a fantastic easy to use and still powerful MindMapping tool.

Facilitate assocation types - currently links are just lines having a style. I would like to be able to classify the association links (could be as simple as just allowing a label on the link, but that is probably a different concept from class of association).

I would then like to be able to hide / show links based on their classification.

I would also like to be able to arrange the graph as if a particular association classification was the parent/child (containment) link and the original containment link was treated as an association is treated now (no effect on layout).

This would allow me to focus on one aspect that is different than containment.

This relates to other suggestions of adding "multiple parents". My idea is a generalization of relationships that allows one containment relation per association class (parent/child, aspect/child), or free form associations (that works like associations do now).