Notes can be moved between folders by dragging the note to the new destination folder. To create a new folder, click on the New Folder button on top of the Panel and give it a title.
Add an image either from a webpage or from a file on your computer. Use markdown formatting to make your notes more readable and interesting. Notes can also be searched for using Quick Commands.Īt the bottom of the Notes Panel you may: To find a note, use the Search box on top of the Notes Panel. If you want to add to an existing note, open the note, then drag and drop the additional content to the note editor section. 
When the Notes Panel is already open, drag the note content to the notes list to create a new note.
Release the mouse button to create a new note. Drag the highlighted text (you can also drag links and images) to the Notes Panel button. Highlight the text you want to make into a note. You can add a title and note about the screenshot. 
The note will be added with the capture as an attachment, the webpage link and creation date.
Select whether you want to capture the full page or just a part of it. Click on Capture Page on the Status Bar. In addition to text, you can take screenshots and save them as Notes. The note will be added with the marked text as body, the webpage link, creation date and a screenshot of the page with the highlighted text. Copy to NoteĪdd a note by selecting text on a webpage and selecting Copy to note from contextual menu or use the Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl + Shift C / ⌥ ⌘ C. Everything you type will be saved automatically. To write a new note, click on the New Note button on top of the Panel. 
For a full window notes editor open the Notes Manager. You can also use Keyboard Shortcuts ( Ctrl+Shift+O / ⌥ ⌘ N). Viewing Notesįind and edit your notes from the Notes Panel located on the side or the browser window. Add your thoughts and ideas to any sites you visit using Vivaldi Notes. Take notes, adding a description and even screenshots to the notes while surfing the web with Vivaldi browser.
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