ccTLDs need to match the alpha-2 code of the country as it exists in ISO 3166-1
Not to refute your point or anything but just wanted to point out that there are two exceptions in popular use... One of the top used ones in fact, the United Kingdom, whose code is actually GB. .gb is reserved but not in use and instead the .uk ccTLD is used.
The other one is .eu
It makes me wonder if Mauritius could/would request an exception for .io in a similar manner to what the UK did with having .gb AND .uk.
I've only recently started using Linkwarden and love it so far. One thing I've wondered about, and don't see mentioned in this update, is the ability to filter by a combination of tags. Let's say I have a bunch of bookmarks tagged with
#news, and a load of others with#tech, if I want to see my saved links that are tagged with both#techand#newsit seems like this is currently impossible? Or am I missing something?I feel like this is basic functionality for any sort of software with a robust tagging system, and have been surprised to see that, to my knowledge, not a single bookmark manager has implemented such functionality.