Feature Requests

I'm seeing integrations like this on many technical documentation pages: https://cityweft.gitbook.io/docs/getting-started/quickstart Click on the copy dropdown and you'll get options to: Copy page as Markdown for LLMs View as Markdown Open in ChatGPT Open in Claude Connect with MCP Connect to VS Code It would be great if Docusaurus had a similar built in integration. It's something our users are asking us for.

Please consider the ability to set separate styles for in-site and external links. in-site links are those that will keep the user within the current web-site, while external links will take the user to some other web-site altogether.

Hello! Running a Snyk audit on @docusaurus/core@3.8.1 shows a Medium severity issue with inflight@1.0.6 (abandoned package, known memory leak): @docusaurus/core → @docusaurus/utils → shelljs@0.8.5 → glob@7.x → inflight@1.0.6 inflight has no patch and is unmaintained. glob@9 and rimraf@4+ removed this dependency. Is there a plan to drop shelljs / upgrade dependencies so that inflight is no longer pulled in?

Allowing users to supply a nonce option which is then added to the generated <script> tag would enable this preset to be used with a Content Security Policy, but without demanding script src unsafe-inline , which would be undesirable.

Vercel Web Analytics are being added via Pull Request #9687 https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/pull/9687 It seems fair enough to integrate @vercel/speed-insights into docusaurus using the same approach as well. Either integrate it with the packages/docusaurus-plugin-vercel-analytics itself with an on/off option; or make a new plugin called packages/docusaurus-plugin-vercel-speed-insights. Both seems quite feasible.

Currently only blog content supports authors, however it would be useful if the docs/guides section was able to display authors as well. This way external editors of a page would be able to have their name publicly displayed.

Just like we can highlight parts of code in code blocks using //highlight-start and //highlight-end , it would be great if we could collapse parts of code as well (while still making the full code available for copy to clipboard).

Many times, user may need to download the documents to view later, print, or collaborate with others. Having the ability to download a rendered page as PDF by clicking on some icon would be very useful

When printing a page, you still see the "Edit this page" link -- but I think that should be not part of the Printable view.

I feel like this is pretty much going to be a necessity on documentation sites going forward. Would be great if you could specify an OpenAI key, vector DB key and be done.