actualNoteContentPart: # Renaming a shorcut
  With really long search queries, the default name attributed to saved searches can be quite ugly. You can rename [any search shortcut]()  by using the triple-dot menu:
  
  
  
  
  
  Which lets you pick any custom name for your search, emojis supported:
  
  
  The shortcut rename menu shows the applied filter such that you remember why you saved the serach in the first place 💡
  
  
  Final result ✨
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  title: Shortcuts and Pinned Notes (saved searches, tag...
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  Renaming a shorcut
  With really long search queries, the default name attributed to saved searches can be quite ugly. You can rename [any search shortcut]()
    by using the triple-dot menu: Which lets you pick any custom name for your search, emojis supported: The shortcut rename menu shows the applied filter such that you remember why you saved the serach in the first place 💡 Final result ✨
noteTitle: Shortcuts and Pinned Notes (saved searches, tag shortcuts, etc.)