It would be really nice if we could link a node in mind map to another mind map with a relative path . eg if we have many mind maps in a folder ..
> Transport
> Air
>plane
>Land
>Car=>Link to=> "car.mup"
>Bus
>Van
>Water
>Ship
>Boat

Eg in above example if we could click on car and go a mindmap called car.mup somewhere in the folder . it would be a clean ,navigable and much more maintainable map. esp we are have huge maps.

Note : map files could be accessed using relative paths eg : ~/folder/folder/car.mup

Ability to filter which nodes are visible - based on status - eg don't show complete, or only show completed, or only show status > 10 etc

It would be great if we could format the bubble text like we can use bold,italic,underline,highliigher,different fonts and text color so that while revising the maps we can easily find what we are looking for.

Ability to create a linked Google Doc, eg. an indented bullet lists and or styled titles. Changing the map change the doc and vice versa.

The use case is : mapping the content of an article within MindMup and quickly jump to text editing without export / file management headache.

How about a "free" layout where nodes can be placed anywhere on the screen?

When creating mind maps they can become very large with lots of children nodes linking ideas. To help this problem it is really useful to dill down on a child node to create a sub-mindmap, in the sub-mindmap the child become the parent node in the centre, and all its child nodes are shown. This means you can create one large mind map and dill down onto set topics or area you are working on. A software called "xmind" does this but it doesn't link to google drive.

Keep up the good work guys :)

To allow using styles to define bubbles' colors, shape, etc.

Right now the line you draw linking nodes it´s straight and crosses over nodes, should be better a curve lines like the ones that conects dependent nodes

The text in the node should be complemented with icons of degree of importance, progress, or simply to add images to expand the idea in the node. Every mind mapping software has this feature

create a map
activate progress
tag a few cells as in progress/ done /etc
export map to HTML
progress status is not reflected in HTML export

video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCp_HdCESMI

map
http://goo.gl/jA3i

There are times when I visualize things as a hierarchical list and there are other times I'd visualize the tree graphically.

Some way of adding some basic math into our nodes

"To make the text bold"
[Ctrl] + [B]

"To italicize the text"
[Ctrl] + [I]

"Underlined text"
[Ctrl] + [U]

"Strikethrough in the text"
[Ctrl] + [Shift] + [S]

"On / off function of auto-wrap text"
[Ctrl] + [W]

Could we have a chat window incorporated into the collaboration sessions along with a way to add comments that stay with the session after it's closed (without adding a node) kind of like Google docs does now? I think this would improve the collaboration capabilities a lot!

Keyboard junkies will thank you for Z and Shift+Z, but most natural / popular and fast way of zooming "around maps" is via mouse-wheel.
It might interfere with touch-pad scroll/pan, but if you implement both - there will happy users instead of frustrated ones.

tags could be used to see the connectivity and also search through the map

Why: to enrich the nodes with additional structured data, so the mind map can be used for importing/exporting purposes. Freemind has the same feature where you can switch the visibility of the attributes.

Currently your site does userAgent sniffing on page load, which is a web anti-pattern (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Browser_detection_using_the_user_agent, https://css-tricks.com/browser-detection-is-bad/, https://www.sitepoint.com/why-browser-sniffing-stinks/ and plenty of other resources). After all, a user can just override the user agent string.

Instead you should use feature detection to either shim when a feature is unavailable or then block until that browser supports the feature.

For the record - the app works fine in Edge with a userAgent that tells you it's actually Chrome.

To make life a lot easier than having to color each node individually

Currently when you select multiple nodes then paste, nodes from the clipboard appended only to the first selected node.

It would be a time saver if MindMup can paste on all selected nodes instead of only to the first one.