It would really be great if I could paste a screenshot "inline" while in Markdown mode without having to do the whole upload file rigamarole... Look at how Github does it (like when commenting on a PR). Similarly, I don't need all my assets to be listed on every page. Only the assets on that page really need to be shown. And honestly I'd say even then if the last link to an asset is gone, then remove it. It's rare to re-use an asset isn't it? Maybe have a separate "assets" (like you have now) for things people use over and over like a company icon or fancy bullet points or something, but for copy/paste assets they're more a one-and-done sorta thing... IDK, but let's start with the snapshot/paste feature first and refine later. :) Thanks! Love the wiki!!

Hi, every time I want to put screenshots/prints on a documentation page I need to upload the image first and then select her to paste where I want. Would be a nice feature to add a drag and drop so we could like to move the image to the documentation or copy paste.

Dear Wiki.js Development Team,

I hope this message finds you well. I would like to propose a feature that I believe would significantly enhance the user experience in Wiki.js: the ability to paste images directly from the clipboard into the editor using Ctrl + V.

Rationale:

Enhanced Usability:

Many modern documentation platforms, including competitors like XWiki, Confluence, and BookStack, support direct image pasting from the clipboard. This feature allows users to seamlessly insert images into their documents without the need for additional steps, such as manually uploading files or linking URLs. It makes the editing process more intuitive and efficient, especially for non-technical users.

Increased Productivity:

Users often work with images, screenshots, and other visual elements in their documentation. Allowing images to be pasted directly from the clipboard can drastically reduce the time spent on content creation. This feature would streamline workflows, especially in environments where speed and efficiency are critical.

Competitive Edge:

As an open-source platform, Wiki.js stands out for its flexibility and user-friendly design. However, lacking this feature might deter potential users who are accustomed to more streamlined editing experiences in other platforms. By implementing this functionality, Wiki.js could attract a broader audience and better compete with other documentation tools in the market.

Consistent User Experience:

Implementing clipboard image pasting would ensure a consistent user experience across different content types. Whether a user is adding text, code snippets, or images, the process should be as seamless and integrated as possible. This feature would align the image insertion process with the simplicity already offered by text and code editing.

Implementation Suggestions:

The editor could detect when an image is copied to the clipboard and automatically trigger an upload process when the user presses Ctrl + V. The image would then be inserted at the cursor's location within the document.

The uploaded image could be stored in the designated media library or a predefined directory, with a markdown or HTML image tag automatically generated and inserted into the editor.

Conclusion:

Integrating this feature into Wiki.js would greatly enhance the platform’s usability, making it more appealing to a wider range of users. I believe it would be a valuable addition to the already impressive set of features offered by Wiki.js.

Thank you for considering this feature request. I would be happy to provide any further insights or assist with testing if needed.

Best regards!