actualNoteContentPart: ### Saved searches in Notes Mode
  When you are satisfied with your search query and decide you want to return to these results in the future, save you search to the list of shortcuts using the triple-dot button found in the search bar:
  
  
  | ![](https://images.amplenote.com/1b7197a6-3e2e-11ef-badf-26e37c279344/8e286c3b-7dd2-4d65-a724-f07a30d47e7c.png)  | ![](https://images.amplenote.com/1b7197a6-3e2e-11ef-badf-26e37c279344/fdb67569-2582-4d81-a3e4-72944ef7ecd4.png)  | 
  
  ### Saved searches in Tasks Mode
  To save a filtered view in Tasks Mode, simply use the star icon next to the word "Tasks". This will save any filters applied, including the Note Reference filters:
  
  
  | ![](https://images.amplenote.com/1b7197a6-3e2e-11ef-badf-26e37c279344/cf515fed-029f-4e9c-93eb-52b338246500.png)  | ![](https://images.amplenote.com/1b7197a6-3e2e-11ef-badf-26e37c279344/f612f80e-2f02-4b28-936d-2b84f6348574.png)  | 
  
  ### Saved searches in Calendar Mode
  Calendar Mode also support saved filters:
  
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  # ⭐️ The Default Shortcut
  By default, when you navigate to Notes Mode you will be welcomed by the "Tip of the day" screen, as well as the prompt to create a brand new note:
  
  
  
  
  
  If you want to change that, you can select one of your shortcuts and turn it into a "Default Shortcut". The effect of this will be that every time you navigate back to Notes Mode, that view will be opened instead. If your default shortcut is a note, that note will be opened in the main view. If your default shortcut is a search query, you will see that list of notes in the note list panel.
  
  You can have a different default shortcut for each mode (eg. one for Jots, another one for Notes and a different one for Tasks). Your default shortcut choice will persist between devices, however.
  
  
  
  
  
  For example, in the screenshot above, every time the user enters "Tasks" view mode, they will have their todo/alloy tag filter applied, which means they will see only tasks that exist within notes that have the todo/alloy tag applied to them. To set a tag as your Default Shortcut, click it's star icon within the list of shortcuts:
  
  
  Changing the Default Shortcut to amplenote
  
  
  Tag Shortcuts and the Default Shortcut are a high leverage target if you're trying to nudge yourself to focus on a particular area of your life. When you set a tag as the Default Shortcut, you will be reminded of the recent tasks and notes (respectively) that have been created surrounding that topic. 
  
  One common productivity trick employed by Amplenote users is to set different Default Shortcuts as you progress through the day. This helps you stick to your past intent to focus on a particular project over a given time window. 
  
  # Removing a shortcut
  In order to remove a shortcut, select it from the sidebar then click on the star icon next to the shortcut name at the top of the results:
  
  
  
  
  
  Another way to do it is to use the triple-dot menu next to each shortcut in the sidebar:
  
  
  
  
  
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  headers: ### Saved searches in Notes Mode
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  Saved searches in Notes Mode
  When you are satisfied with your search query and decide you want to return to these results in the future, save you search to the list of shortcuts using the triple-dot button found in the search bar: | [Image: OCR text for https://images.amplenote.com/1b7197a6-3e2e-11ef-badf-26e37c279344/8e286c3b-7dd2-4d65-a724-f07a30d47e7c.png]
    | [Image: OCR text for https://images.amplenote.com/1b7197a6-3e2e-11ef-badf-26e37c279344/fdb67569-2582-4d81-a3e4-72944ef7ecd4.png]
    | 
  Saved searches in Tasks Mode
  To save a filtered view in Tasks Mode, simply use the star icon next to the word "Tasks". This will save any filters applied, including the Note Reference filters: | [Image: OCR text for https://images.amplenote.com/1b7197a6-3e2e-11ef-badf-26e37c279344/cf515fed-029f-4e9c-93eb-52b338246500.png]
    | [Image: OCR text for https://images.amplenote.com/1b7197a6-3e2e-11ef-badf-26e37c279344/f612f80e-2f02-4b28-936d-2b84f6348574.png]
    | 
  Saved searches in Calendar Mode
  Calendar Mode also support saved filters: |  | 
  ⭐️ The Default Shortcut
  By default, when you navigate to Notes Mode you will be welcomed by the "Tip of the day" screen, as well as the prompt to create a brand new note: If you want to change that, you can select one of your shortcuts and turn it into a "Default Shortcut". The effect of this will be that every time you navigate back to Notes Mode, that view will be opened instead. If your default shortcut is a note, that note will be opened in the main view. If your default shortcut is a search query, you will see that list of notes in the note list panel. You can have a different default shortcut for each mode (eg. one for Jots, another one for Notes and a different one for Tasks). Your default shortcut choice will persist between devices, however. For example, in the screenshot above, every time the user enters "Tasks" view mode, they will have their todo/alloy tag filter applied, which means they will see only tasks that exist within notes that have the todo/alloy tag applied to them. To set a tag as your Default Shortcut, click it's star icon within the list of shortcuts: Changing the Default Shortcut to amplenote Tag Shortcuts and the Default Shortcut are a high leverage target if you're trying to nudge yourself to focus on a particular area of your life. When you set a tag as the Default Shortcut, you will be reminded of the recent tasks and notes (respectively) that have been created surrounding that topic. One common productivity trick employed by Amplenote users is to set different Default Shortcuts as you progress through the day. This helps you stick to your past intent to focus on a particular project over a given time window. 
  Removing a shortcut
  In order to remove a shortcut, select it from the sidebar then click on the star icon next to the shortcut name at the top of the results: Another way to do it is to use the triple-dot menu next to each shortcut in the sidebar:
noteTitle: Shortcuts and Pinned Notes (saved searches, tag shortcuts, etc.)