Before 6.16.0 of Simple Notes, the Open Note dialog show "paperclip" icons that indicate whether a particular note is backed-up by a file. The newly designed dialog missed that indicator. This is a UI regression.
The reason I need that indicator is to ensure the notes have properly backed up, so that when I close a note (refer to "Delete note" in the app), I can tell whether I can open it again, or the note would be gone forever.
I do not request the indicator to come back as a "paperclip" icon anyway. I know text editors tend to use an asterisk (*) character after the file name to indicate the file has unsaved changes. You can follow that convention in the new dialog design, and I'm happy either way.
Before 6.16.0 of Simple Notes, the Open Note dialog show "paperclip" icons that indicate whether a particular note is backed-up by a file. The newly designed dialog missed that indicator. This is a UI regression.
The reason I need that indicator is to ensure the notes have properly backed up, so that when I close a note (refer to "Delete note" in the app), I can tell whether I can open it again, or the note would be gone forever.
I do not request the indicator to come back as a "paperclip" icon anyway. I know text editors tend to use an asterisk (*) character after the file name to indicate the file has unsaved changes. You can follow that convention in the new dialog design, and I'm happy either way.