I could hard-code "ses", "sh" and "sds" parameters in the URL but my feelings is that these parameters will change for different users. A copy of the note is created in the same notebook as the original. Tap the options button (three dots) again, then tap Duplicate.
Tap Select notes, then select the note (s) you want to duplicate. The first link (#1) won't work but the second link (#2) works. From the note list, tap the options button (three dots) to view more options. I have no idea what these parameters mean and if they are different for different users, platforms, etc.įor example, if I want to access a notebook with id "3ec5f3c1-bd4d-4f94-b924-367b13eaf3bc", and generate the following links: There are more than 100 alternatives to Standard Notes for a variety of platforms, including Mac, Windows, Linux, Android and iPhone. Select the note you want to reference in another note Right-click on the note entry and select Copy Internal Link Open the note you want to place the link in. However, current URL format contains parameters named "ses", "sh" and "sds" in addition to the ids for notebook/note/tag. Standard Notes is described as simple and private notes app.It allows you to write and sync your notes across all your devices, including your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and web browser and is a leading Note-taking tool in the security & privacy category. We need to generate direct URL link to a specific notebook, note or tag so that user can click the link to access them. Our product (Yoke.io) integrates Evernote through REST API.
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