It would be great to be able to open an additional window again (windows desktop app). When the app was tied to chrome it was quite handy, as there was often a need to open 2-3 windows, each with several panels. For me, it made it much easier to work on several projects at once in parallel.
The "build tana from fields" tag setting does not recognize fields where formatting is used. That is, if italics are used in the field name, you won't be able to use it for a mention in the title. It's a minor detail, but I think it would just be easier to structure the field system in some situations if it could be fixed.
Just a while ago I came across the fact that the number of pinned nodes is limited. When the side panel is full, at the bottom it says "1/2/3.. more item". Before I ran into this, I thought I could just scroll the sidebar, like in notion. Over time, when it becomes necessary to keep more nodes on hand, this limitation can greatly complicate everything.
I hope you find my thoughts useful
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It would be great to be able to open an additional window again (windows desktop app). When the app was tied to chrome it was quite handy, as there was often a need to open 2-3 windows, each with several panels. For me, it made it much easier to work on several projects at once in parallel.
The "build tana from fields" tag setting does not recognize fields where formatting is used. That is, if italics are used in the field name, you won't be able to use it for a mention in the title. It's a minor detail, but I think it would just be easier to structure the field system in some situations if it could be fixed.
Just a while ago I came across the fact that the number of pinned nodes is limited. When the side panel is full, at the bottom it says "1/2/3.. more item". Before I ran into this, I thought I could just scroll the sidebar, like in notion. Over time, when it becomes necessary to keep more nodes on hand, this limitation can greatly complicate everything.
I hope you find my thoughts useful