I know that this is an issue of the full stack JavaScript driven application and is tricky to solve (and maybe not seen as very relevant), but in my opinion it would be great to have links as links in the website. This means to render links like in HTML: Seeing in the browser (usually at the bottom of the browser) the URL where a link points to (so that I can control and decide beforehand if I want to go to this website) and allowing to right-click with the mouse on a link. An example are the general resources of the steps, e.g. look at https://ssk-application.parthenos.d4science.org/ssk/#/scenarios/AWIAiAwue-S72mFoMfZk/2 and go to the general resource "CLARIN Virtual Language Observatory", if you hover over the link you will not see where the link points to (also right-clicking does not show the link options as it does for HTML links)
charlesriondet
commented
5 years ago 
I know that this is an issue of the full stack JavaScript driven application and is tricky to solve (and maybe not seen as very relevant), but in my opinion it would be great to have links as links in the website. This means to render links like in HTML: Seeing in the browser (usually at the bottom of the browser) the URL where a link points to (so that I can control and decide beforehand if I want to go to this website) and allowing to right-click with the mouse on a link. An example are the general resources of the steps, e.g. look at https://ssk-application.parthenos.d4science.org/ssk/#/scenarios/AWIAiAwue-S72mFoMfZk/2 and go to the general resource "CLARIN Virtual Language Observatory", if you hover over the link you will not see where the link points to (also right-clicking does not show the link options as it does for HTML links)