Be able to click on the folder location for any active document

Be great if we could add a link to shapes, images or stickers that would take us to other pages within journal

A feature would be great, which allows to preview the target of a PDF hyperlink upon mouseover. Such, the meaning of a reference could easily be checked (i.e. a citation, figure, or equation) without actually clicking on the hyperlink.

A possible phased implementation:

1. Make existing bookmarks (to other pages within the same GoodNotes document) accessible as tap-able, reposition-able text links on a digital ink (or PDF) page
- (via a drag and drop U/I which lists existing bookmarked pages)

2. Enhance the drag and drop U/I to allow selection of other digital ink (or PDF) GoodNotes documents

3. Extend the existing HTML link capabilities to include outgoing X-Callback links to other (iOS &/or macOS apps)

4. Implement incoming X-Callback links built on top of the linking mechanism in item 2, above

Absolutely this is a critical feature that I have already asked for.

please add an option to create hyperlinks within notes ,

I came to make this suggestions! With the growth in popularity for digital planners, it’s super irritating having to click out of the writing/edit mode to click on the hyperlinks.

Notability has it setup where when you use your finger to click a hyperlink a menu pops up to click the link (like the copy/cut/delete/etc menu).

I agree with being able to use hyperlinks

Yes, please, dear Goodnotes! We need this! <3

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Creating hyperlinks to other notebooks within a notebook can be a useful feature when working with large notebooks or multiple notebooks in a project. It allows you to quickly navigate between different sections of your work without having to manually search for the relevant notebook or section.

To create a hyperlink to another notebook in a notebook, you can follow these steps:

Open the notebook where you want to create the hyperlink.
Select the text that you want to turn into a hyperlink.
Click on the Insert Hyperlink button in the toolbar (or press Ctrl+K on Windows, or Cmd+K on Mac).
In the dialog box that appears, select "Notebook" from the "Link type" dropdown menu.
Choose the notebook you want to link to from the list of available notebooks.
Select the section of the notebook you want to link to (if applicable).
Click "OK" to create the hyperlink.
The importance of this feature depends on the specific use case and the size and complexity of your notebooks. For smaller, simpler notebooks, creating hyperlinks may not be necessary. However, for larger projects with multiple notebooks and sections, hyperlinks can save time and make it easier to navigate and organize your work. https://www.nexusiceland.org/

There already exists the option to hyperlink typed text, which is great. But many people, including myself, primarily handwrite notes, and it would be very helpful to add the feature to select some handwritten text and attach a hyperlink to it, and also the option to attach a hyperlink to an inserted object, like an image.

On top of that, a fantastic addition would be to allow linking to other in-app locations, text or objects, whether that be clicking the linked text or object and being taken to the linked text, object, or location in the same notebook, or in another notebook. This addition would considerably improve the users ability to scale productivity within the app.

Happy to go into more detail if these descriptions aren’t sufficient.

Amazing app by the way!

This is very IMPORTANT!
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I wish there was a simple hyperlink tool that can lead us to another page in another document. This way, we can quickly refer and navigate to the pages that complements what’s in our current page without disorienting their original arrangement.

Yes! I wish there was a simple hyperlink tool that can lead us to another page in another document. This way, we can quickly refer and navigate to the pages that complements what’s in our current page without disorienting their original arrangement.

My Math notebook of this semester has 140 pages of which 20% are imported pages. The rest are handwritten by me on A4 scale.

I have got around 50 different outlines in chronological order and want to export them. The flattened version has 240 MB without outlines.
The editable goes beyond 400 MB and has outlines, but no text search.

Why cant I just export my outlines on the flattened version? That surely must be possible?

This would be incredibly helpful. You can add internal hyperlinks with acrobat, but it would be very beneficial to do it within good notes.

There is a big request for it already

https://feedback.goodnotes.com/forums/191274-customer-suggestions-for-goodnotes/suggestions/33538312-enable-to-create-links-between-pages

Also to be able to create an hyperlink that sends you to another page (in the same document or another quicknote) but still opens on the Goodnotes app without passing through browser.
I need to be able to hyperlink a specific sentence to a specific page on goodnotes.

I am a teacher and it would be so great, if i could add links to external pdfs or other files to my handwritten lesson plannings and mindmaps. I dont want to import files. I just want to write for example „next chapter. hand out prepared sheet [link to sheet].“ and click on it. So I can use the idea later without the trouble remembering which sheet/file I need. Know what i mean?
AND: Hyperlinks within goodnotes. Links to other pages within one document and links to other goodnotes documents. That would be just: wow.

I second this! A means to link between pages within a notebook. Or from one notebook to another.