I was looking around the roadmap page and saw all sorts of requests but I couldn't find anything related to jump lists. I'm referring to that Windows 7 feature where you can right-click the CintaNotes icon on your Windows 7 taskbar so you can a custom menu.

I would personally like to see a structure like this when you bring up the jump list:

----Pinned-----------------------

Then regarding those recently opened notes, you can "pin" them to the top of the jump list so you can quickly bring them up whenever you need to. This is currently what I do with Windows Notepad when managing my notes.

Another nice advantage (if this is possible) is that you can access the "New Note" option or open another note even if CintaNotes isn't running since the taskbar icon is still pinned. CCleaner managed to implement something like this where you can start at a different section of the program through the jumplist.

http://www.cintanotes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1128

A list of used words, as if it were tags. Clicking on one of those words should show a list of all notes containing that exact word. Also, it should be possible to hide some of those words. (Sorry if I've made english mistakes)

A bookmark feature. Or remember the scrolling position for each tag.

Yet Another Sync Option (Y.A.S.O.) - Opera version. Yes, I do mean the note function built into the Opera browser, accessible through my.opera.com's 'Opera Link'. Before I discovered CintaNotes, that is what I used. Easy, always open, always accessible. Figured it was past time someone suggested it.

E.g. if 10 of 10 notes coming from bash.org are tagged "fun", CintaNotes should be smart enough to tag the 11th one automatically.But it should be correct in more than 90% cases, otherwise this would be irritating. And of course using this feature should be optional.

On adding new note, CintaNotes should analyse it and display a warning if it finds in the database a note which is very similar to the one being added.Say if 90% of used words match or something like that.

E.g. being able to search "tag1 AND NOT (tag2 OR tag3)"