Feature Requests

I find that 99% of the time, I need to paste the actual URLs for links, especially for Jira tickets or Confluence pages, which reveal the ticket identifier or page name directly in the URL but don't do so for inline links. Most of the time, the default inline option is completely useless as it doesn't show any meaningful information. I, and other people I've spoken with, would really appreciate it if one could configure the default behavior to our taste (or keep it as URL by default).

I would really like to use Fellow to create my podcast meeting agenda/script/outline & use the fellow sidebar in riverside.fm - I think all I need is this URL added to the chrome extension, yes?

I would like to have the Chrome extension automatically open for each meeting, even if there is no content on the meeting note.

I get a million links to google docs and web pages to review during the day, which pile up in browser tabs to be reviewed later. Rather than letting all those tabs pile up on my desktop as an informal to do list, I would rather have a quick way to turn them into Fellow Action items with links to URLs I would like to click the Fellow browser extension and be able to quickly create a new Action Item with link the current page's URL. Then the docs to review would be queued up for me to review inside of Fellow, instead of scattered over my desktop.

Right now clicking on the extension shows the meetings but opens the Fellow website if we click on one. Would be good to be able to simply update agendas quickly

Ability to increase the sizing of the Fellow panel that opens on the side using the Google Chrome extension.

Google Chrome consumes so much battery in MacOS, and therefore the default browser is generally Safari in our team. However, since there is no Fellow integration, we are unable to use safari for our meet-ups. Switching a browser just for the fellow app is really frustrating and it makes joining the meetings confusing

When I leave and others are still on the call, I'd love to be able to access it via this screen

I'd love to have a more prominent button to open the fellow sidebar using Chrome extension while viewing/editing event details in Google Calendar

A common challenge I have is running a large meeting in Google Meet, seeing the possible attendee list at the top of the Fellow chrome extension in the top right corner, but not knowing which of those attendees actually accepted the Google Calendar invite. This forces me to switch between tabs to compare the list of accepts in Google Calendar to the list of attendees on the call. It would be great if the Fellow chrome extension could show a checkmark or X next to the attendee profile photos indicating whether they accepted the meeting or not