Opening in own pop-up window allows to share the session data between the source page and the target page.

If it opens the link in the browser app, then there will be session data inconsistency. For example, when you logged in as X in Freeter and logged in as Y in Browser, then opening a link in the default browser will cause unwanted behavior.

I would also be happy if the portable version saved all data to its own folder, so the entire app could be used from the cloud on multiple machines.

@alex Yes, Yes, Yes!!! I'm using multiple projects because I'm a very heavy user of Freeter. I have like 4 projects that I actively use throughout the whole day.

@sue I just noticed that I can copy the workflow! 😃 That's indeed part of the functionality.
But grouping would make it possible to separate sets of widgets and label them. For instance, you can have a set with files to work on on the left of the Workflow and a set with files and links that you need to reference on the right of the Workflow. Then, perhaps when one set grows too large, you can move it to it's own Workflow while leaving the other sets as they are.

@sue I don't know what would be easier to do; make the Webpage-widget that already renders local html-files to also render markdown, or to make the Note-widget that already renders markdown to also render local files. But either would have the desired result.

I know this is kind of old, but I set up freeter today, and I used ip addresses + ports for both Link Openers AND Webpages. They both work fine. Are you making sure to use the protocol? (i.e. https://)

Done. Available in the new version.

Thanks for the great idea! The feature is available in the new version. To enable this, open settings for a Web Query widget and pick the Webpage Widgets mode. Webpage Widgets should have the capitalized QUERY in the URLs as placeholders for the typed queries.

CSS & JS injection is available in the new version.

Done. Available in the new version. Accessible via the context menu.

Done. Available in the recent version.

As for the wasted space, have a look at my compact toolbar PR.