@mib2berlin said in Copy to Note Option: @janrif And another workaround: You can use drag and drop to add a selection to an existing note. Cheers, mib @mib2berlin Thanks. This one I know about but I'm going to check out your other workaround. I'm not sure I understand the instructions but....

Wenn Du Windows benutzt... Start klicken > png eingeben und er zeigt Dir alle Bilder & den Pfad wo sie gespeichert sind. (>) (oder jpg oder jpeg, falls dort was zu finden ist...)

@Shula Try updating to the latest build, which is 3.1.129.40, but I believe export notes was available in the first stable release of 3.1. Export Notes.png

@LonM In Android it's called "launcher activity". Single app can register multiple launcher activities and offer many icons that could start totally different "views" which actually are parts of the same application. https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/31062/include-notes-browser-editor-in-mobile-version/3

We've added sorting options for Notes and Bookmarks in Vivaldi 3.5. Check out the release blog here.

We really need synced attachments And also formatted view for mobile version

I would love this feature too! Greatly support this integration. Please implement it!

@mjucker That's right, thanks for clarifying. The main reason Mail doesn't support markdown is that the devs just haven't had time to work on it yet. Mail is still quite new, so there are a lot of features and tasks we have on the to-do list.

@mivanit Maybe exporting notes would solve the problem. I suspect that changing the default json format would wreak havoc with users' data on sync.

@jacobmoon Hi! Thanks for your feedback about notes. A number of user-made requests have been made about notes before see here There's no real roadmap for what is going to happen to notes, but you could vote for some of those topics if you think they would be particularly useful to you.

Use Table Markdown Heading 1 Bold Italics Strikeout ==Highlighting== works in notes, but not in the forum. Disabled Checkbox Tables (Heading 2) Col 1 Col 2 Col 3 Col 4 Left Aligned Centred Link Right Aligned Bold strikeout Bold Italic 12345.67 Heading 3 Code markup prevents other markup tags from being parsed Quoted text is indented and highlighted with a grey sidebar. Use a > to indent a quote.

Bumping my own Feature Request. Maybe I should make a Bug Report......

@sjudenim Tnx again for the interesting workaround. But why buttons are shown also in visual mode? Sound logic to have them only when the editor is enabled or maybe I'm missing some mod functions 🙂

@aljamond If you mean what I think you mean, vote for the existing feature request and comment on that thread. Show Description in Bookmark Tooltip This forum is for feedback about the vivaldi.net forum, not Vivaldi browser.

@Pesala said in Copy to Notes Expandable Menu: @SVGuss I think it would be easier if Copy to Note created a new note in the selected Notes Folder. It would be similar to Add Bookmark, which currently adds a bookmark to the currently selected folder. Yes, maybe that.

Hi folks, I started to use Vivaldi recently and encountered the same problem (small font size in the note panel). Current solutions either require editing notes in the full-page note manager (not convenient since I want to write notes side by side to some opened pages) or zooming the entire UI (not ideal since I don't want the UI to waste spaces unnecessarily). This simple (but essential) issue was raised about three years ago, it's hard to believe it hasn't been resolved yet. Here is my workaround: (1) Enable the Vivaldi modding support following this guide. Don't be afraid! I assume you all run the latest Vivaldi (above 2.6), if so, the enabling process is very simple - just tick some setting options and select an arbitrary folder to hold the modding files (will be provided below). (2) Save the below lines into a text file, and rename it to "note-mod.css" (or anything.css as you prefer, you only need to ensure the ".css" extension), you can also adjust the "font-size" (the higher, the larger): .NotesEditor-Editor { font-size: 18px; } (3) Put this .css file into the folder you specified in step (1), then restart Vivaldi, you will find the font size in the note panel changes! NOTE: I tested this solution on the latest Vivaldi version (4.3) and it works well. You can also change the font itself besides size, w/ the following lines in the .css (this changes the font to "monospace", you can also choose your own): .NotesEditor-Editor { font-size: 18px; font-family: monospace; }