Mar 14
Undo for deleting notes and folders
I accidentally delete folders or notes when I'm organizing. Here is how:
1 - Select a note so that it is highlighted.
2 - Right-click on a folder and select "rename".
3 - Hit cmd-backspace to clear the title of the folder. (I know, I should just hit backspace since the name is highlighted -- muscle memory for clearing an entire line of text in MacOS generally.)
Expected result:
The title of the folder is cleared and I can type the new name of the folder.
Actual result:
The previously selected note or folder is deleted.
It would be best if either the previously selected note/folder was no longer selected after right-clicking another note/folder (maybe the right-click gives the new note/folder focus?), or cmd-z could undo the delete.
It's not the end of the world since I can find them in the trash, but sometimes there are lots of things in the trash and I don't remember which was highlighted when I hit delete so it becomes a bit of a challenge to find.
Pending