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Public Documents Accessible: No Login Needed
Source: outline/outline#10190 · opened by @bimcc
The feature I hope to see is as follows:
It should be possible to set the homepage (displayed upon entering the root domain) as a non-login page. Instead of requiring login, this homepage directly showcases the collections that have been configured for public access. In this way, users only need to remember my domain name to view the public content on my site—there is no mandatory requirement to use a shared link. This experience is much more like a knowledge blog and, in my opinion, is significantly more user-friendly, as it eliminates the need for registration and removes the requirement for users to know any specific shared links in order to easily access the knowledge content on my website.
It should be possible to set the homepage (displayed upon entering the root domain) as a non-login page. Instead of requiring login, this homepage directly showcases the collections that have been configured for public access. In this way, users only need to remember my domain name to view the public content on my site—there is no mandatory requirement to use a shared link. This experience is much more like a knowledge blog and, in my opinion, is significantly more user-friendly, as it eliminates the need for registration and removes the requirement for users to know any specific shared links in order to easily access the knowledge content on my website.
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