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Marknote 1.6.0
carlschwan.e · 2026-05-30 · via Lobsters

After a few months of development, Marknote 1.6.0 is out!

This release is packed with new features. First of all, sub-folders are finally supported. This allows you to better organize your notes. This feature is still very new and at the moment, we don’t support creating these sub-folders in Marknote and you will need to create them in Dolphin or your preferred file manager. But we are planning to improve this further in future releases. Each notebook now also displays how many notes are stored inside.

 

Another big new change is that the command bar exposed by Marknote, now allows you to search for notes across all your notebooks.

If you feel fancy, we also added an optional background blur effect for the editor similar to what is also available in other KDE apps like NeoChat.

 

Finally, we made it easier to add emojis to your notes by adding emoji completions to the text editor.

 

This release also fixes various minor bugs; contains small refactoring and improves the state of the translations.

Packager section

You can find the package on download.kde.org (kirigami addons) and it has been signed with my GPG key.