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    We’re excited to announce that we have completed this feature. It is now available in the update GoodNotes 5.3 for iPadOS (13.1).

    With the update, we added full support for iPadOS’ multiple windows. It lets you do much more than viewing two documents side by side. To read everything you need to know about opening multiple documents, please visit goodnotes.com/ipad-os.

    How to open a new window:

    You can now open GoodNotes in multiple windows to view two documents side by side, view two pages of the same document in Split View, or pair it with other apps in spaces across your entire system. To open a new window, drag any of the elements listed below to the side of your screen:

    - the app icon from the dock
    - documents from the library
    - folders from the library
    - individual pages from the document thumbnail view
    - tabs from the…

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    Jim Stein commented  · 

    I’ve been craving this too, especially when I’m juggling lecture notes and a PDF textbook side by side and my screen starts feeling like a shoebox. The workaround with multiple windows feels clunky, and zooming in and out all the time gets old fast. A proper two-page view would make studying feel smoother, almost like flipping open a real notebook. I’d use it daily on both iPad and Mac.

  2. 19 votes

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    Jim Stein commented  · 

    I’ve ended up juggling huge notebooks too, and the app can feel like it’s hogging space. The only thing that helps me right now is breaking giant notebooks into smaller chunks and exporting old ones to external storage so they don’t sit on my device. It’s a bit of a hacky workaround, but it keeps my iPad from gasping for air while we wait for better storage controls.

  3. 5 votes

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    Jim Stein commented  · 

    Having comments show up in search would save me so much rummaging around later. I leave little notes to myself all over the place, then forget where I dropped them, so having them pop up in the search results with a preview would be clutch. Even just a toggle to include or skip comments in search would cover most use cases without cluttering anything.

  4. 14 votes

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    Jim Stein commented  · 

    I’ve run into the same wall and it feels like trying to tape a poster to a greased fridge. What helps me explain the pain to devs is showing how journal apps handle drag and drop with a ghost preview before the image lands. Something like a simple grab handle or a floating layer list could make image juggling way smoother and keep pages from doing that weird auto jump thing.

  5. 5 votes

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    Jim Stein commented  · 

    Mixing different card types in one study set would save me so much back and forth. I’ve had times where half my cards really needed multiple choice while the rest worked better as plain recall, and splitting them into separate sets just broke my flow. A quick toggle per card would keep everything under one roof and make reviews feel way smoother without juggling extra sets.

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    Jim Stein commented  · 

    Jumping in on this older post because I totally agree with everyone asking for a calligraphy pen. Has there been any update from GoodNotes about adding this feature? It would transform how enjoyable the app is for creative note-taking. I love seeing all these suggestions—really shows how much we care about improving the user experience.

  7. 275 votes

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    Jim Stein commented  · 

    I know this thread is a bit old, but I wanted to bring it back up. Has there been any update from GoodNotes on adding subscript and superscript support yet? These features seem crucial for so many users, especially in STEM fields. Maybe we could brainstorm some creative workarounds while we wait for an official update. What have folks been using in the meantime?