ZeFish

Yeah!!! It's a missing feature! Believe me or not but as my Evernote database is growing and the shortcut panel is getting cluttered, I'm making some "Master Notes" to link to secondary contents. Table of content just doesn't make it. Since "Saved Search" and "Tag Shortcut" is all ready in the interface, why not give us that possibility :). Would be yet another "hidden gem feature" that doesn't really add any complexities to the UI.

I do understand you @userfeedback and I made that mistake so many times and in many software. With time I learn the keystroke and it work almost everywhere! Between us.. CMD+V or CMD+SHIFT+V is not that different (once you learned it). From my point of view, It would be more confusing than anything else to reassign.

Facts : Not a security concern Less and less a niche and it's even a feature in mobile development (Apple URL Scheme) In mobile, there is currently app that are entirely or partially based on those urls (Workflow and Launch Center Pro) People want it so bad that you can find a lot of workarounds about this topic on the forum. Evernote is a productivity software URL Sheme is a productivity feature Evernote support it when using as the url source of a note Deep linking is future Put the feature and document it.. believe me the feature will be widely use. There are already guide about linking between multiple apps. Not doing something because it's not widely known is not proper development thinking. It could... but it could not... in my book it's only a matter of removing the regular expression that validate a link with "http". Remind yourself that you can put those link in the note with workaround. So it's just a matter of removing the validation in the url dialog. PS: I will write a little email to EN Staff to get this topic noticed.