Most of the times i search for one note and after having opened it, i wish the main-window would be out of my way. Instead i switch back to it, just to close it. In case we would have this option, it would still be possible to return to the main-window by simply pressing the global shortcut for it.

Hi Hrant,

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Let's say both requests try to achieve the same goal. My request here is more precise about what the state should look like, whereas the other describes visual clue about it. I could add my request as a comment to the other. Not sure though, because i am thinking about more details. For example i want shortcuts to easily assign different state values. Also shortcuts to easily query different states.

Yes, you are correct. Sorry. I missunderstood the feature. When reading about "Todo lists" i was focused on a GTD-system, so i did not realize, this feature request here is limited and can not compared to what i was thinking about. Therefore i have created a request on its own: state field to support GTD-like features

You can easily close the editor using the ESC-key, which will also do an auto-save of your notes.

A state can have one value at a time only, whereas you could assign multiple tags the same time. It should be possible to have a shortcut for each state, so it can get assigned quickly. A shortcut sould be available to filter states quickly. It might even be interesting to sort by state. All this can not be achieved using tags.

The idea of todos is simple. Too simple to me. I am suggesting a GTD (getting things done) like solution. Introduce a state field, which allows for the following values:

0=regular note
1=Next Action 
2=Action/Open
3=Waiting For
4=On Hold
5=Done/Completed
6=Someday/Maybe
7=Out-dated/Obsolete

This is still a simple solution, but has priority support built in.

How will you search/filter for items "done"?

Hi Adam, can you please tell, what would be the key to sort? Just the text itself? Can you provide an example? Thanks! Thomas