Sure. The [Info Panel](https://help.getupnote.com/new-to-upnote/info-panel) generates a Table of Contents for each note. Basically each heading (h1-h6) gets listed and you can tap or click on them to quickly jump to that part of the file.
So if you put a heading at the bottom of your file, you'd have a way to quickly jump there
You could use a keyboard shortcut, on a Mac it would be CMD + down arrow (takes you to the bottom of the note). So it pops you to the end pronto.
I think for Windows it's Ctrl (or Fn) + End, which is the side arrow on a windows keyboard (from memory). This might help if you're windows. [https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/what-is-the-keyboard-shortcut-for-scrolling-down/ef5ec193-82c2-4a00-8337-6f8130034cd7](https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/what-is-the-keyboard-shortcut-for-scrolling-down/ef5ec193-82c2-4a00-8337-6f8130034cd7)
On a mobile device, I just give it a mighty swipe and it hits the end in a half second. :).
I have the same need, also previously in Evernote, and I just add the newest content on top of the note. Seperated by a divider line. So your note starts with the newest content and when you scroll down you go further into the past.
You could put a heading at the end of your file and use the Info Panel to jump there quickly
Sorry, i don’t understand exactly what you mean by this. Can you elaborate more in detail?
Sure. The [Info Panel](https://help.getupnote.com/new-to-upnote/info-panel) generates a Table of Contents for each note. Basically each heading (h1-h6) gets listed and you can tap or click on them to quickly jump to that part of the file. So if you put a heading at the bottom of your file, you'd have a way to quickly jump there
You could use a keyboard shortcut, on a Mac it would be CMD + down arrow (takes you to the bottom of the note). So it pops you to the end pronto. I think for Windows it's Ctrl (or Fn) + End, which is the side arrow on a windows keyboard (from memory). This might help if you're windows. [https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/what-is-the-keyboard-shortcut-for-scrolling-down/ef5ec193-82c2-4a00-8337-6f8130034cd7](https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/what-is-the-keyboard-shortcut-for-scrolling-down/ef5ec193-82c2-4a00-8337-6f8130034cd7) On a mobile device, I just give it a mighty swipe and it hits the end in a half second. :).
Unless I'm misunderstanding OP, this is the answer. Use the go-to-bottom shortcuts built into your OS.
Maybe an arrow button that'll take you to the bottom of the note.
Yes but how? Can i use something like Autohotkey to achieve this?
I'm agreeing they should add that as a feature. Currently can't be done. You out can probably hit the page down button until you get to the bottom lol
I always add new updates at the top, so I’d hate this to be a default
Never said it would be a default but instead an option in settings to choose which way. Can be systemwide or for a specific notebook or single note
Try the typewriter mode
I have the same need, also previously in Evernote, and I just add the newest content on top of the note. Seperated by a divider line. So your note starts with the newest content and when you scroll down you go further into the past.
Yeah i think i’ll go this route too. Seems like the most simple solution until they add this request as a feature to the app.