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We have moved. Please ask your question in https://github.com/freeplane/freeplane/discussions Also, if you can attach a sample mindmap (after ZIPing it), it would help people understand your issue better.

Yes. I can see that GitHub has the functionality split into 2 different views: In Discussions: by discussion In Notifications: by post In each case the list is sorted newest to oldest.

Freeplane requires Java 8 to Java 15. Please have a look at https://sourceforge.net/p/freeplane/discussion/758437/thread/400ac8d204/ I know that I can have several JRE versions installed. I can set the environment variable FREEPLANE_JAVA_HOME to the directory holding /bin/java to use the other JRE. Please see also https://sourceforge.net/p/freeplane/discussion/758437/thread/6f525b8997/?limit=25#a072

@sfpc I use email notification. When I go to https://github.com/freeplane/freeplane/discussions, on the top right there is the "Watch/Unwatch" button, which allows to customize what notifications I get. Additionally, in each Discussion, on the right, there a Subscribe/Unsubscribe button.

A good point, Bal. AFAIK, there was no intention to change F2 behaviour. I must say I find it useful, i.e. to have the option to have the text selected on edit. This allows me to paste new content easily, replacing the old one. Though I admit that overcoming the habit of hitting F2and replacing it with either HOME or END has been difficult. Anyway, I've noticed that F2 has this new behaviour only for the flat LaF themes. When I change the Look and Feel to any of the "old-style" themes, F2 works as...

@sfpc I've just opened your Matrix Creator.mm and ran the script. 👍 It's a nice idea, i.e. to create a matrix view of a regular node structure by using free-positioned nodes. The link back to the original node is a useful feature.

Hi @nnako I came across this slight offset too and was wondering why it sometimes appeared and sometimes didn't. It turns out that it's the nature of Fork. Bubble/Rectangle nodes form a straight line. I use a transparent border for all such nodes and a Cloud for the first node in a line to simulate a row.