There is no indication in the Notes List if a note has attachment(s) when the option "Preview Text Lines - Minimum" is set to 0 (i.e. a compact list), Only when "Minimum" is 1 or more, do attachment(s) become visible.

It would be nice to see something like the attachment symbol on a note's Title Bar, similiar to the Link symbol left of a title.

As an added bonus, hovering over the symbol could show a list of attachment(s) with the ability select and open one.

It would be helpful to see the number of notes in each section without first having to activate the section tab.

Taking it a step further, the display could even be set to display the number of filtered notes (as the counter next to the search bar does). I imagine the option settings to look something like this:

• Display notes count in section tab:  On/Off
• Display filtered notes count:  On/Off

When implemented, it could look something like this:

Today is possible to attach a file to a note, by drag&drop from File Explorer; therefore Outlook attachments must be saved first, then drag&dropped. It would be great to drag&drop directly from Outlook.

Same for the full email itself - drag&drop as note attachment directly from Outlook, without having to save it first as .msg.

Simplenote doesn't provide (zero knowledge) encryption nor plans to, so Standard Notes is a nice alternative. It would be very, very nice if we could sync with Standard Notes rather than (Automattic's) Simplenote.

An example of such an implementation can be seen at https://www.ghacks.net/2020/09/11/alephnote-is-a-lightweight-client-for-simplenote-standard-notes-and-also-works-as-an-offline-note-taking-program/.

Add a feature to open a "Sort and/or Filter by" menu to have an output where the current sorting chosen for the notes is not altered but applied only to the Sort by (results) View(s).

By this I could find and open one or more result search/folder Views, i.e. notes related to specific tags, sorting by date, one of the keywords set I use to apply to the note (i.e. from sender, note captured by Outlook msg), and so no.

Hey guys,