Tabs

Clicking a note in the sidebar opens it in a tab. The tab bar appears once you have two or more open.

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The tab bar with four notes open and the active tab underlined in amber.

The active tab carries an amber underline. Close buttons appear on hover.

Moving between tabs

Action	How
Switch	Click a tab, or ⌃⇥ / ⌃⇧⇥
Reorder	Drag a tab
Close	The ×, or ⌘W
Close others	Right-click → Close Other Tabs
Close to the right	Right-click → Close Tabs to the Right
Close all	The ⋮ menu → Close All Tabs
Reveal the file	Right-click → Reveal in Finder

⌃⇥ wraps around at the end.

⌘W closes the shade on the last tab

⌘W closes the active tab — and when only one is open, it closes the shade. Nothing is lost; notes are saved continuously.

Dragging the empty space

Dragging the blank area of the tab bar moves the shade horizontally, the same as dragging the toolbar.

They persist

Which tabs are open, their order, and which is active all survive a restart — per workspace, so switching workspaces switches the tab set too.