The ability to have more windows open

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I really like Diarium Journal, but I can't have more than one window open, I don't see the ability to have more windows open at a time like with your browser you can open more windows etc. I would like that feature, it's especially helpful if I wanted to move things around within the journal. Thanks ( I didn't see this posted before, but I did check to the best of my ability )

Vaishali

Yes, I would love this feature too. I was trying to make an entry for weekend review, and I wished I could open more than one windows as you do in Evernote or Notion. In this way, I can add a new entry in one window while simultaneously going through this week's entries in another window. Plus, having multiple window feature allows us to work in split screen too.

At present, I am using Diarium on Windows.

DrBrake

I would also like this feature so I could write a new entry while reflecting on one or more earlier entries. There seems no easy way to do this (other than pasting previous posts into another program or something).

DrBrake

If having several windows in the same instance of the app would not be possible... is there a way (at least on a PC) to run the app twice? Or if I could "reference" a previous diary entry using an internal hyperlink (is this already a feature? If not, it should be) perhaps mousing over that previous entry could show a preview? Not really the solution I had in mind, but could be some help?

DavidDPD

I've now been using diarium for a over a year ... 50-something plus weeks (which is a huge milestone for my self, sticking with something), where with my weekly appointment with my therapist , I create a "Therapy - Week in Review" entry, which, I do "a week in photos", as I take photos on my phone when I doing something noteworthy, but unable to take notes, and a run down of the week, and whatever issues, tasks, homework, selfwork was up for the week.

I'd like to be able to review (on macOS) the past week entries, while keeping a new/draft entry open. Think, Mail.app. I can open some emails, and have a draft open at the same time, so I can more easily create the summary.

This functionality does not need to (probably shouldn't) carry over to the mobile app. Which I also use in iOS.