I often hit Ctrl+Shift+Space and type a search term in for my multi-sectioned notebook. Note that I use the same colour for all my sections. I find that when CN returns the search results, I cannot easily tell which section each individual note is in. To do this, I have to double click each one and check the section dropdown in each note. What I'd like to have is CN show the section name in the note title bar, preferably the very right hand side so it doesn't conflict with the note title. That way, I could see at a glance what section a note belongs to.

Chocolatey is a system to keep track of which versions of which applications is installed on a windows machine. It is comparable to apt-get on Ubuntu.

Hello, I would fine most helpful if search for a word with diacritics would also find the same word without diacritics, and vice versa, since often it is faster to write a note without.

So that, say, "pricinlive" would also find "přičinlivě" and "přičinlivé" and a search for "příčin" would offer also "pricin" - which I may have written before the diacritics were easy to put in.

This would best be as a selectable option, either global or per search.

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I.e.

created 10.01.2015 01:20 Title Alpha

created 10.01.2015 01:20 Title Beta

created 10.01.2015 01:20 Title Gamma

created 11.01.2015 14:35 Title Alpha

etc.

Currently there is no sorting at all.

(put simply, "ORDER BY CREATION_DATE, TITLE")

I like me suggest support for emojis. Thanks

The only way I can get a paragraphs to stay together, so that the first line sticks out a little to the left, is to use bullet points.

However, just a regular hanging indent (meaning without the bullets) would be something that I'd use all the time. It works really well in Microsoft Word.