Feature Idea: Quick Page Linking & Navigation

I would love to see an easier way to link one page in a Goodnotes notebook to another page.

Currently, if I want to link to a specific page—especially in a large notebook with hundreds of pages—it can be difficult and time-consuming to find the exact page I want.

My idea: Add an additional drop-down menu or page-selection box when creating a link. Instead of having to scroll through hundreds of pages to find the destination page, the user could simply:

1. Select “Link to Page.”
2. Open a drop-down/search box.
3. Type the page number, page title, or keyword.
4. Select the desired page.
5. Goodnotes automatically creates the link to that page.

For example, if I am on Page 10 and want to link to Page 250, I could select “Link to Page,” type 250, and immediately create the link—without scrolling through all the pages in between.

It would be even better if the menu could allow users to search by page number, page title, or text on the page.

This would be especially useful for digital planners, Bible studies, school notes, journals, work notebooks, and other large Goodnotes documents.

Additional Idea

A small “Go to Page” drop-down/search button could also be available directly in the navigation area, allowing users to jump to any page instantly by entering a page number or search term.

This would make navigating large notebooks much faster and more convenient.