[Feature] Sort links alphabetically and group them together by attached site

[DogmaDragon]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
At the moment links are dispalyed in the order they were added/submitted (?). This create a readability issue as you can have links from the same domain displayed in a seemingly random order.

Describe the solution you'd like
Sort all links in an alphabetical order and group them by attached site. To make them consistent exclude http(s)://www. and sub-domain from the sort order.

Describe alternatives you've considered

• [Feature] Default Ordering of Links #664
  • Concurs with alphabetical sort order and offers alternative suggestion to StashDB preferred approach that relies on [Feature] Ability to organize /sites into categories #1162.
• [Feature] Visually stack URL icons from the same domain/category to reduce overcrowding #666
  • Offers visually appealing, but impractical approach. Not being able to quickly hover and/or click on links costs a lot of valuable time when verifying information.

Additional context
Example of current quick links on performer profile

Example of sorted alphabetically and grouped by domain quick links on performer profile

[AdultSun]

I believe only the links in an individual edit summary are ordered by when they were added. I rearrange them all the time just to make it easier to read at a glance. But after they're saved, links saved to a scene or performer are listed alphabetically by URL. That includes http(s)://www. though, which is why the order looks random.

I agree that ignoring that part to sort alphabetically by domain would go a long way towards improving readability. But, that would still scatter links that share the same "site" but do not share the same domain (studio, homepage, modeling agency, etc.)

Another option I apparently floated in that older issue is sorting alphabetically by the "site" name instead of the domain. That way all of a scene's studio links or a performer's studio profiles will be grouped together in the list.

Scene with multiple studio links:

Performer with a ton of studio profiles:

[DogmaDragon]

I agree that ignoring that part to sort alphabetically by domain would go a long way towards improving readability. But, that would still scatter links that share the same "site" but do not share the same domain (studio, homepage, modeling agency, etc.)

We don't allow custom domains or free input sites, so I forgot to consider this.

Sorting alphabetically and grouping by site instead of domain would work. I updated the issue to reflect that.