Add a button to quicksearch GIFs without leaving Mattermost

1. App sets an automatic download directory, such as $HOME\Documents\Mattermost Files\


2. Add an "open" button beside the download button on the right side of the file in the chat.


3. When you click the "Open" button, if the file has not been downloaded, it will be automatically downloaded to the download folder in the first step. At the same time, the download progress bar will be displayed below the file in the chat. After the download is complete, or the file has been downloaded, call the system program to open the file.

I installed last v4.3.2 mattermost-desktop on my Ubuntu 18 laptop. I didn't find any solution to memorize my logins, so each morning, I have to enter it.
Bertrand

Enable the ability for a user org/admin to make 'reply to the last message in a channel' the default option when starting a new message, so threads are the default for a conversation. This could perhaps also be optionally limited to replies that explicitly start with or contain an 'at-mention' of the handle of the creator of the original post.

When quickly sharing a files, it would be useful to have Mattermost in the Share Menu by default.

It would be nice to be able to mute a channel for a set period of time then it automatically unmute itself. Facebook Messenger has a similar feature called Snooze.

It would be useful to integrate with Spotlight Search on OS-X so that I can search in one place among local files, emails, MM messages, etc.

I like Mattermost but frequently the list of collaborators gets long and I have to scroll between active chats.

I think a filter feature would be useful to show only certain chats, e.g.
- channels with unread messages
- filter by text

Combined with "pinned channels" this would help to focus on the active stuff even without giving Mattermost an entire (large) screen.

Users can minimize an image preview of an URL that is directly pasted in the message, with the cross button at the top left corner. However, there is no such button if the same image is inlined with the folowwing syntax .

It'd be useful to have a way of minimizing inline images, like Slack does and like Mattermost does for raw URL previews.

This is a follow-up on multiple requests from the users of moussetc/mattermost-plugin-giphy on GitHub (Issue 12).

Currently we can set notifications to Ignore mentions for @channel, @here and @all. I would like to customize that list, much like the opposite of the user settings for triggering mentions.

I'm getting an annoying warning every time I send an @here message to my team. Could you please make this configurable?

When sending code with this markdown syntax: https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/writing-on-github/creating-and-highlighting-code-blocks#fenced-code-blocks

And if the language is not specified for the highlighting. I propose to create a detection and an automatic addition of the language. Automatic detection with this library: https://highlightjs.org/

I suggest to have 'Mark read' option for any Channel in Mattermost.

There may have few groups which are integrated to get notification of JIRA updates or Jenkins to build status. Loads of messages are received there and one will see notification icon until one open that channel.

It will be great if Mattermost provides 'Mark Read' kind of function to clear particular channel notifications without opening channel chat.

I would recommend having this as a right-click option of a channel.

Have a button in the code block to copy it on clipboard

https://karmabot.chat/

For example I have categories for different projects, would be great to mute all of a project's channels while I'm focussing on a different one.

While the Mattermost Mobile app has the feature of tapping on the channel header to see more information that includes who created the channel and the date:

"Created by XXX on XXX XX, XXXX"

Users have to scroll all the way to the beginning of the channel for desktop and web app. This will be challenging especially for channels that have a lot of content.

It will be great if we can have similar feature for desktop and web app as well where users can click on the channel header > view info and show the same information.

In the desktop app, the user is able to select which windows audio device, or All Devices, is used for notification. The option to follow the OS' current selection, or override with your own selection. Sometimes when using the headset as the default OS output device, it would be nice for alerts to be played on the external speakers and/or headset, as chosen by the user