When using date and time fields, the field placeholder uses the format tokens rather than the output format, which are unexpected formats for editors. For example: a time field with "h:mm a" could display "1:00 am" or some other representative time

Right now, content representations can only be explicitly requested using the extension. For example, https://getkirby.com/docs/reference.md will yield the markdown version of the reference. AI Agents such as Claude Code, etc. don't know a site has

Expand the new preview feature to have a split view, where fields are visible in a sidebar, and the rendered page is visible to the side. Akin to Shopifys 'Theme Customiser' view.

You click the pick a file button. Ugh, forgot to upload the file. Would be nice if I'd be able to drop the file here and it would directly appear in the list.

It would be nice to have a built in way to enforce a password policy. Discussions about the use of password policies aside it would certainly help with acceptance in bigger organisations that have the requirement. For the moment we work with a smal

Add a 2FA mode that supports 2FA for all users that have at least one matching challenge activated for themselves (e.g. OTP), but don't force a fallback to the email challenge if no active challenges are available, but rather accept password only in

In 2023, Kirby should support modern, secure authentication out-of-the-box: that is TOTP which can be setup via QR-Codes (way more secure than e-mail OTP), FIDO and Passkeys.

E.g. login via OAuth, LDAP or other single sign-on systems that don't use existing Kirby accounts (in contrast to auth challenges). More details here: https://github.com/ge

I sometimes package blocks into plugins to be able to re-use them more easily. When a block includes a CSS or JS, I would like Kirby to auto include it when the css('@auto') is called. This eway the CSS and JS files for the specific block I packaged

By default, Kirby shows a message saying that you can add fields in the blueprint file with its location in the filesystem when there are no fields defined. This is nothing end-users (in my case clients) should see on the final website. I mostly not

Preview images in the file picker are rather tiny, often too tiny to select a particular image out of rather similar images. It would be great if we could have a file picker with larger (or even configurable) image sizes like the one custom one seen

Currently, when adding the option disabled to a panel field, users aren’t able to select values from fields anymore. This makes the option less useful for many use cases where I want to prevent users from updating the content/values but still show i

Kirby displays an "unsaved changes" bar if a field has been updated locally but it's never clear to the user which fields actually differ from the server version. This is especially true when coming back to a page after a while without remembering w