@David.  You are correct.. You cannot open a browser window in a Ninox form.  You can.. 

1.  Provide a URL link field. 

2.  Use an http("GET", "http://blahblah.com/page.html") and put in an rich text field.. 

3.  Some other way that I have not thought of.. 

That said.. if you want to "make bio details on another database visible .... "  and you are the owner of that other database, you could put a REST/API on top of that other database and use Ninox HTTP REST calls to pull the information in.. 

Option 2 is HIGHLY dependent on what the HTML currently is.   Here is a snippet that you can put in a formula ..   Of course.. you could parse the response html yourself .. and pull just what you want.. but that sounds like a lot of work.. 

let t := this;
let URL := "https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231";
let c := "http(method, url, header, body)";
let rt := html("");
let response := http("GET", URL);
if response.error then
   rt := html("<h1>Error</h1><p>" + text(response.error) + "</p>");
   alert(text(response.error))
else
   rt := html(response.result)
end;
rt

@Mconneen, Nice! It works for me. Thanks for posting that.

David.. if you copy / paste that into a formula.. should work..   you might have to resize the formula.. and yes... it is highly dependent on the source HTML. 

@David.. what platform are you on?  Might have to wrap the http in a "do server" .. 

The URL is not correct.. see

https://ninoxdb.de/en/manual/api/http-calls

here is the sample code

let response := do as server
http("GET", "http://mytestservice.com/path")
end;
if response.error then
alert(text(response.error))
else
alert(text(response.result))
end