Would love to see the ability to rotate a mind map so that instead of going top down or sideways it could go bottom up (upside down pyramid)

Sincerely, we need an app for offline situations, in some countries, as Spain, we still don't hace a whole territorial network supply.

Dear Team,

I wanted to report that sometimes auto-save feature is giving lot of problem.

Because of some technical reason the auto-save would not work even if internet connection is there or is lost and then later restored. It keep trying to save and user doesn't have any option and fear about losing data, even if I download the file restoring that is not easy and clear.

Earlier feature about off-line working was easy where it use to check and ask that local content in changed and do I want to save the changes.

Regards,
Manish

I'm a bit late to the ballgame and have found that the mindmup legacy google-chrome extension is no longer available in 2017. Working offline for notes and research organization is immensely helpful on-the-go between meetings and classes.

Can either the original legacy mindmup offline chrome extension be reinstated for use with local files or a mindmup 2 desktop chrome extension be made available?

Create an affiliate program

Please include a box or border lines which can be drawn around multiples nodes along with text to indicate common features of those nodes. A closing curly braces "}text" can also be used of this purpose

I'd like the ability to collapse one or more child nodes, without collapsing all of them under the parent node.
It would be easier to focus on one area of a large map and also make the overall map faster.

Pressing "?" of "h" brings up a floating dialogue of keyboard shortcuts to use

Containers - link nodes within boxes in order to section off and easily control different parts of the map. It also makes larger maps easier to make sense of quicker

I would suggest you guys make it possible to change text fonts (nodes and notes as well) to meet diffferent layouts expectations. Tks a lot!

In the argument mapping mode, can we have a setting for anyone who is red/green colourblind, so they can easily spot the difference between supporting reasons and objections? (Like dotted lines for objections -- also handy for students who just have monochromatic printers to print out their maps)

Integrate via App into NexCloud like draw.io - that would be handy.

In argument visualization, you can add an objection to a whole argument, not just against a specific proposition. That's great and important, since you may want to accept the truth of all premisses yet deny that they support the conclusion.

But right now, visually, it's a red line appearing inside the green brace. It's not clear. Maybe anchoring a red line in the green line of the argument against which you level an objection would be clearer.

Would love the ability to "pin" a root node to a fixed location...ideally to a location on the screen. That way I can use a root node to store reusable notes/content to be dragged and dropped into another map that may be very large. For example, a grant proposal or other large/complex document that when opened would force the "content" node off the canvas.

I want to show the relationship between 2 nodes, but have 3 different lines between them, and customise each one

When hovering over a node the attached note instantly appears. This can be a set size of x characters and x number of lines. Right next to the mouse position there is an arrow or radio button or similar icon, that if hovered over, displays the rest of the note. The arrow or radio button would only appear near the mouse position if the note was large enough to warrant further exposure.

The edges between nodes in argument maps should visually distinguish supporting and opposing reasons not just by color, since many people are red-green colorblind.

having markdown support in node text would be great like

in a node
the main concept is *bold* this one is _italic_
this is code `main class()`