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When opening a note, It could be useful to have the last tool in the last setting in THIS particular note.

Say I am writing with pen 0.1 in note A.
Then I am writing a new note B, and now with pen 0.6.
When I come back to note A, pen setting is still 0.6, the last setting.
I think it would be more useful to have it back in 0.1, the note A’s last setting.

I would like to be able to edit a Digest coming from a handwriting note (handwriting recognition), in the Digest itself.

As we are invited to set the author’s name in any Digest, I would find both very interesting and logical to have the possibility to sort all Digests from the same Author.

It would be interesting to be able to add a A-B-C priority to any task, no matter its category. This could be achieved either by a dedicated button or a tag.

It is common use, and highly recommended in general, to set a priority to a task : not a deadline, but a priority. For example A = important and urgent (should be treated first), B = important and C = urgent (make someone do it for you) but of course the meaning of A, B, C is your personnal choice. But priority is not a deadline, as in this example you should focus on A and B and delegates C. Therefore it would be very the interesting to sort tasks by priority. Could be a dedicated button, or a tag.

I now use extensively Digest since the last update, and I would like to be able to set multiple categories to the same Digest. Three maybe ?

Actually many times a same subject / digest is relevant from multiple categories, so this would enable the user to find it more easily when reviewing a category’s content ; otherwise it could be forgotten.

This would also mimic more the way our brain works, with not one nor three but infinite connections (I was used to « the brain » software which enables the user to set as many links as he wants)

Hello not sure if I am missing something with Digest but I have noticed if i select text accross two pages with footnotes in between, they will be included in the Digest. A possibility to not include these footnotes, if it is possible, would be a plus.
More generally speaking, the ability to edit Digest would be a plus.