When I copy and paste links from Google Docs into other tools (eg. Trello), some magic happens such that the long URL is replaced with the name of the document.
When I copy and paste links from Fibery into other tools (eg. Trello), it’s not quite as magic, because the long URL is replaced with the generic Fibery blurb. It would be more magic if the long URL was replaced by the title of the page.
If the URL you are using is an internal URL (like http:// workspace. fibery. io/ Space/ Project/ 10) then it is not public, so the title is considered private information, so is not shown.
If you add a sharing URL (like http:// workspace. fibery. io/ Space/ Project/ 10? sharing-key=9a07811d-6749-4cfc-90b7-76677945d3a7) then it should show the appropriate title.
(NOTE: I had to add spaces to the URLs so that you could see what I mean!)
I suspect that the Google ‘magic’ works because that link is public.
It was pointing to a list view (inside a product space that is shared with everybody at our company, but not published to the web) called Product / Feature Priority
Slightly off topic, but another cool URL trick is selecting text and then ctrl-v pasting your link and it automatically hyperlinks that text rather than replacing it with the URL. Craft Docs does this and it feels like magic every time I use it.
I’d like to follow up on that idea, to be able to share clean private URL when pasted in another app (with my team on Slack for example).
I understand there is a privacy question, but since the titles are already visible in the URL (albeit with ugly formatting), it shouldn’t be a concern.