Currently, new notes are saved with the default filename pattern "untitled_#", where # is a sequential number. While this avoids naming conflicts, it offers no flexibility.
I propose adding a configurable option to customize the default filename template. For example, users could set a format such as note_YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm to automatically include the creation date and time in the filename. This would improve organization and reduce the need for manual renaming.
Such a setting could be added in the app’s preferences under a "Note Naming" section, supporting common date/time tokens (e.g., YYYY, MM, DD, HH, mm, ss).
Thank you for considering this enhancement, it would significantly improve usability and managing large numbers of notes.
Currently, new notes are saved with the default filename pattern "untitled_#", where # is a sequential number. While this avoids naming conflicts, it offers no flexibility.
I propose adding a configurable option to customize the default filename template. For example, users could set a format such as note_YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm to automatically include the creation date and time in the filename. This would improve organization and reduce the need for manual renaming.
Such a setting could be added in the app’s preferences under a "Note Naming" section, supporting common date/time tokens (e.g., YYYY, MM, DD, HH, mm, ss).
Thank you for considering this enhancement, it would significantly improve usability and managing large numbers of notes.