I have a default notebook, and obviously notes that are pasted into EN go there. When a note belongs in a different notebook, I go that note, then I change the notebook via the drop-down menu above the note's text area.
The problem is that upon changing notebooks, the note itself disappears! I remain in the default notebook (which is not where I want to be), and then I have to go and manually locate the note I was just editing.
This is remarkably unfriendly behavior. :-)
When we change a note's notebook, why is the assumption made that we no longer want to view that note? I view changing the notebook like any other changes made to a note (i.e., adding tags, or changing the date of creation, or the title). What if we added tags, then the note disappeared? This seems similar. I change the note's location, but then the note disappears.
Upon selecting a different notebook for a note, it seems more logical to continue viewing the note, not something else.
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I have a default notebook, and obviously notes that are pasted into EN go there. When a note belongs in a different notebook, I go that note, then I change the notebook via the drop-down menu above the note's text area.
The problem is that upon changing notebooks, the note itself disappears! I remain in the default notebook (which is not where I want to be), and then I have to go and manually locate the note I was just editing.
This is remarkably unfriendly behavior. :-)
When we change a note's notebook, why is the assumption made that we no longer want to view that note? I view changing the notebook like any other changes made to a note (i.e., adding tags, or changing the date of creation, or the title). What if we added tags, then the note disappeared? This seems similar. I change the note's location, but then the note disappears.
Upon selecting a different notebook for a note, it seems more logical to continue viewing the note, not something else.
Please. :-)
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