Does anyone have a tip on how to make a Markdown link within a Mac Self Service.app description open in the user's default browser instead of within Self Service.app?
I can add links easy enough using standard Markdown syntax, but the issue is that they always default to opening directly within Self Service. The reason this is an issue is that Self Service sadly is not really a full blown browser. Some links tend to crash it completely when trying to open the link instead of just handling it in a more graceful way. Markdown, I found, does not have built in syntax to open a URL in another window or another browser.
I tried including standard html code to open a link in a new target, but the Self Service application doesn't recognize it at all (I assume because its not Markdown), so it just shows up as code instead of a link the user can click.
So, my question is, is there any way to do this, or not? It seems like its not possible, but I'm hoping someone has run across this and has a solution.
Thanks.
