Tooltips in the Notebooks chooser
From the development repository at e819bc4. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -218,6 +218,10 @@ doing anything. Where it is saved depends on how you joined.
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**Notebooks** in the toolbar opens a chooser that shows your notebooks
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and small pictures of the pages kept in them, wherever they are kept.
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Rest the pointer on a page for a second and its facts appear: the first
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text on it, when it was last changed, who wrote on it, what is on it
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and the size of the sheet; on a notebook, how many pages it keeps and
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from when, when it was last written in, and where it is.
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There you can delete pages and notebooks you no longer want: mark them
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with the × at their left, then press **Delete** twice. In the browser
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a deleted page is gone for good; with the Kokkoja program it goes to the
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@@ -177,7 +177,10 @@ a page of another session in the notebook. Nothing is copied if the
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page is blank or the same page is already kept in that notebook; a
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page loaded from a notebook and left unchanged is therefore not kept
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again, although the file names it as a new page. A kept page or a
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whole notebook can be deleted from the Notebooks chooser; the local
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whole notebook can be deleted from the Notebooks chooser, whose
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tooltips describe each page (from the page file itself, which the
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chooser fetches for the picture) and each notebook (from the listing,
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which names the pages and says when each was last written); the local
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program moves it to the system's Trash (the freedesktop Trash on
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Linux, with the info file the file manager wants for putting it back;
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`~/.Trash` on macOS) unless `--trash` says otherwise, and the
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