@luetage Thank you, I had not found that post, in fact I had not received notification of your comment, now I vote for it

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@DoctorG Or he could use Paste note, if the corresponding Paste is within the browser - or haven't they implemented that feature from Presto yet?

@LonM To create own application to manage notes on Android and iOS. Vivaldi for iOS doesn't exists and even on Android, it isn't the best part of this app.

@nomis1234 Yes, I agree with you. Having it right in the notes is fine. I upvoted it now.

@sev7en That would be a nice feature to have

@mib2berlin Yes, Vivaldi does the two things already; I was just context-setting. The Feature Request is only for flashing/displaying (on the Notes panel icon) the number of notes added which bear the same url address as that of the current active tab/page. 🙂

@Pesala Yes. It works after a fashion, but I'd prefer not to always have to do that. The window wraps text as long as the it's narrow enough, but maxes out at 96 columns. It would be nice to have an option to either configure that column count, or just set it to use the available space.

Export is the most important. It is clear that notes play a huge role, since many people save information in them for years. And we really need the possibility of a convenient and universal way to save it. With Bookmarks, this is familiar and elementary. But you can do the same with Notes. And besides that, it would be nice to be able to copy Notes from the Vivaldi Dialog Box to the Vivaldi Bookmarks dialog box, if necessary. Why might this be needed? Again, for versatility. In my case, I have many Bookmarks where I would like to be able to add more extensive comments - that is, make them Notes. Or vice versa from Notes - Bookmarks. But now it cannot be done by simple Copy-Paste in Vivaldi. I wish there was such an opportunity. Addition: It is also possible to implement a Session Manager similar to the Bookmark Manager, Notes Manager and History Manager. Adding to them also the Session Manager. Now from the sidebar of the History Manager, you can add links to the Bookmark Manager, using the menu item - "Save to Bookmarks". And it would be great to be able to easily transfer Notes to Bookmarks and Sessions, Bookmarks to Sessions and Notes and vice versa. The difference between Notes and Bookmarks is that there is a field in Bookmarks that is not in Notes. This is the "Short Name" field. If you transfer Bookmarks to Notes, then the information from this field can be combined with the Note Text field, for example, by providing a text Tag with the name of this field. Image_1.png Adding a Session Manager Image_2.png Moving fields - when Exporting Bookmark fields to Notes

Excessive white space on page maybe due to Markdown implementation automatically wrapping line at column 80; could not locate reference in specifications for this hard setting. I do not believe this automatic wrapping of line should be applied in code blocks.

Thanks for the info.

@luetage said in Add "Move" in Notes Context Menu: @janrif You can cut the note (Ctrl-X), search for the target folder and then paste (Ctrl-V). This way there is no scrolling involved. Thank you @luetage. A good workaround & I'll definitely use it until I get lucky w "Move" command request. 😏 It's definitely an improvement for me.

@mib2berlin I will refer to that as well. thank you! @LonM Thank you for your work!

@Pesala @MoosMas That works exactly as it should. Great suggestion! I wonder if this functionality could be added to the tab stack context menu? That's where I went when looking to do the same thing.