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How to see notes side-by-side

How to see notes side-by-side

How to view notes side by side in Saner.ai?

Ever find yourself juggling multiple tabs just to see and reference 2 notes at the same time?

It's a common frustration, especially when you're trying to refine and reference ideas side by side. Having to constantly switch between tabs disrupts your flow and slows down your productivity.

But fear not! There's a better way with Saner.ai

Here’s a quick guide on how you can do it:

Step 1. Install the Saner.AI extension

Step 2. Click on the 3 dots icon of the note you want to put to the side panel

Step 3. Then choose “Open in side panel” button

Step 4. Then that note will be put in the side panel alongside the Saner.ai app

Now you can easily manage 2 notes at the same time!

This is especially helpful when you are writing something and want to see related notes alongside main working documents

See Notes side-by-side Saner.ai

Moreover, conducting research becomes more convenient as this note is placed alongside other web articles as well. Below is how you can utilize this feature for research purposes

This setup should help you leverage AI to make your chat and note more seamless without switching tabs all the time

Dive in and see how this will transform your AI workflow :)

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