I work in edit mode most of the time and often need to switch between related notes. Being able to cmd-click a link (esp. a link to an internal note) would improve usability of hyperlinking quite a bit. VS Code and many other editors have it.
Agreed! Simply being able to scroll around in given note using anchors would be very useful. For long notes, I like to create a "TOC" at the top, but its of limited use if I can't follow the links.
The "Perform Action" command is a workaround here.
I have it as an "ALT+Enter" keyboard shortcut which allows me to navigate Joplin links without touching the mouse.
It does not work, however, with links referencing the header/anchor of the currently opened note.
Example: University.
I think it will need to be fixed in Joplin core, rather than in the Rich Markdown plugin.
The reason is that even clicking on such a link on the view-only side of the editor does not change the focus.