Tiny thing — I was mildly surprised I had to explicitly click the arrow next to the link even as I held down ⌘. I would expect holding ⌘ to let me click anywhere on the link to open it.
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Is this something that other apps do? Allow you to click in the link text with normal clicks, but activate the link when command clicking? If it’s a standard convention then I can see adding it, but it makes the current story (click arrow to open link) more complicated.
Most other apps I’ve used (Notes, Obsidian, Bear) don’t have a trailing icon and allow you to click anywhere on the link to open.
I’m on mobile now so am trying to remember, but usually it’s:
- ⌘ click to open, or
- right-click to see a context menu item to open the link
(I think those are right; they may not be!)