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@josephj11

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There's even one for Android, but I don't recall the name ATM.

It is Tasker.

Future Request: Export selected notes to Html, Pdf or Txt.

I like the notes integrated in a broweser, in this case Vivaldi.
But to use third party software to export to Txt or HTML or PDF like Obsidian, is a bit crazy.

So a direct export of selected Notes would be great.

@peefy, would certainly be great, but as said, use at least for the moment, the mencioned Blue Velvet Editor, It works flawles in Desktop and mobile. It's a complete wordprocessor and HTML editor, store files locally in Html (default, so you can open these direct in the browser or use as web page if you have an host), PDF and TXT. It's free and private.

@lexs81 This is extremely unlikely to be implemented, as it would make the system unnecessarily complicated, and as detailed below won't really protect the data.

If an attacker with access to the file system is a concern, the only reasonable way is to configure an encrypted file system (and that will only protect the data while not enabled).

And, related to that: Any attacker with that kind of access will very likely be able to install a (software or hardware) keylogger, which will reveal any password you might set for the note.

Basically, encrypting the file is not actually very helpful, since the browser has to decrypt it in order to use it, which means there is a moment when it is in memory, not encrypted and/or the key is locally stored. Anyone who has access to the filesystem almost certainly has access to the memory, or they can just replace the application with one that collects the contents of the decrypted file. Once someone has access to your filesystem, they really can do just about anything that you or your apps can do, and anything else is just a smokescreen, pretending to protect you, but actually doing nothing.

Then, of course, there is what is discussed in https://vivaldi.com/blog/private-browsing-and-sharing-your-browser/ .

@alvk said in Notes enhancements:

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Slash commands akin to how they appear in note-taking apps like Logseq, Affine, Scrintal, etc, with a few additional options like inserting to-do check boxes, line dividers, etc. on top of the existing formatting options.
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Consider making a feature request here Desktop Feature Requests | Vivaldi Forum

FWIW:

How portable would a note containing slash commands be? Would slash commands impede readability of raw note, For example, Markdown is readable when not typeset: | | **Column 1** | **Column 2** | **Column 3** | **Column 4** | |-----------|--------------|--------------|--------------|--------------| | **Row 1** | | | | | | **Row 2** | | | | | | **Row 3** | | | | | | **Row 4** | | | | |

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3. Bi-directional linking of notes.
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Consider voting for existing feature request: Notes: allow to link one note from another note | Vivaldi Forum

FYI,  manual link to note, see Back & Forward links in Notes | Vivaldi Forum

@davdwin Vote for Contextual Notes / “Sticky Notes”

@Pesala Thank you. But I want to move items closer together than even with the Compact setting .. 😆

@Myr65
Hi, what do you mean with context icon?
The translate icon in the address bar can be disabled.
Maybe add a screen shot.
One user vote in 6 month show how many users need this.

Seconding this, but with other notes apps as well. Setting up my Vivaldi webmail account with Apple shows the toggle to sync Notes (like the option to sync contacts and calendar with Google), so I assume the functionality could be there.

@Mijaff You can assign a shortcut to Export Notes in Settings, Keyboard, Window. (None is assigned by default).

This will export each note in markdown format, which can be opened in any appropriate text editor. From there, copy/paste back into the Vivaldi Note. If you have folders in your notes, the notes will be exported into separate folders. Make your root notes folder in a directory that will not change on upgrading Vivaldi.

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I don’t see much value in building in the ability to open a note in an editor. It would be better to improve the features in the built-in Note Editor, so that you don’t need this export/import step.

One can ask for anything, but as my table above shows, there are over five thousand outstanding requests so the chance of a niche feature being implemented is remote.

Take a look at existing Requests for Note Editor

@Pesala Got it, so this is only possible by exporting notes, rather than allowing you to edit your actively syncing Vivaldi notes in a separate markdown editor. Thanks for clarifying.