PySmallNotes is a miniature note block where you can add notes that you want to remember in-game.
It's intend is to be as small as possible and should have a high usability value.

As of version 3.2 notes can be shared by alts. When you create a new global window it will be recognizable by it's red title. When you log on an alt it can happen that the window isn't positioned correctly, sorry for this inconvenience. See screenshots to see the difference between local and global notes.

Screenshots
Minimap button with opened menu

Local note window (only for this character)

Global note window (for all alts, note the red title)

Known bugs
- Versions prior to 3.0 won't have their notes converted to the new design
- When deleting a window other windows can swap places when the UI is reloaded (this should not occur from 3.1)

Todo:
Must have:
Should have:
Could have:

Glue windows to each other
Allow links (items, quests etc) to be added to a line

Changelog

For specific changes see changes page

Version 3.0 of PySmallNotes is a complete rewrite of the addon. Pre 3.0 had only a single window with a fixed title.
As of version 3.0 several windows containing notes can be created. Each window has the option to hide the notes. Next to that the usability has changed. When you want to alter a note, you just double click it and there you go, you can edit it. The same goes for the window title, this is customisable too now, just double click the title and edit it. The next difference is adding a new note, previously you had to click the add button and then could add your note, now just double click "Add new note", enter your note and press enter. Voila, a new note is set and a new possible note line is added. Another mayor difference is the addition of a minimap button. With this button you can toggle all note windows and create new note windows.
Small note, due to the overhauling of the entire code and design I didn't see a good solution to convert old notes to the new system. Sorry for the inconvenience!
That concludes the big changes, I hope you'll be pleased with it as I am.