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Note Editor

Block-based rich text editor with checkboxes and filters.

The Note Editor, showing block-based text content.

Editing

  • Notes use a block-based editor - each line is its own block.
  • Press Enter to add a new block, Backspace on an empty block to remove it.
  • Use Arrow Up / Down to move between blocks without the mouse.
  • The toolbar applies bold (Ctrl+B), italic (Ctrl+I), and underline (Ctrl+U) to selected text.
  • Drag blocks by their handle to reorder them.
  • The note auto-saves as you type - a status indicator above the toolbar (echoed again next to Done in the footer) shows Saving… then Saved, no manual save required.

Block Types & Modes

  • Each block is either Plain text or Bullet - set per block with the corresponding toolbar buttons.
  • Checkbox mode is a whole-note toggle that turns every block into a checkable item (taking over from its own Bullet/Plain text type while it's on). Use Sort checked to bottom to auto-sort checked items down, or Uncheck all to reset them.
  • Numbered mode is a separate whole-note toggle that prefixes every block with a line number - it works independently of Checkbox mode, so a note can be numbered and checkable at the same time.
  • Plain text mode replaces the entire block editor with a single raw textarea (with its own "Start typing…" placeholder), useful for paste-heavy editing or importing large blocks of text. The toolbar and filter bar are hidden while it's on, other than the button to turn it back off.

Filter & export

  • Use the filter bar to search within the note - non-matching blocks are hidden while you type. It's only available outside Plain text mode.
  • The copy menu copies the note as plain text, with checkboxes, with line numbers, or both - the checkbox/number options only appear once those modes are actually on.
  • The download menu saves the note as a .txt file, or exports all blocks as a .json file for backup.
  • Import a previously exported .json file to replace or append to the current content.