actualNoteContentPart: # Visualize note links & connections
  Note Graph is best used to explore connections between notes. In the main panel, you will see a collection of nodes and arrows between nodes. Nodes represent notes, and arrows represent how they link to each other. Arrows will always have the origin at the note that contains the link and will end at the note which is linked
  
  Nodes that are isolated represent notes that don't link to anything and are not linked to from anywhere. You can highlight these notes using the note count menu in the left side of the page:
  
  
  
  
  
  You can choose whether to show or hide unliked notes from the settings menu in the top right:
  
  
  
  
  
  When you select an individual note, all connected notes will be highlighted and in the menu that appears you can see a list of all incoming and outcoming links respectively:
  
  
  
  
  
  ## Creating new links & the Note Linking mode
  There are two main ways to create new connections between notes in Graph View.
  
  ### When two or more notes are selected
  Use the note linking menu to select a target note. Pressing Enter will link the target note to all of the selected notes in one fell swoop. Note that none of the selected notes will be affected. Instead, the target note will now contain a list of links to all of the selected notes.
  
  
  
  
  
  ### When a single note is selected
  A more interactive way to create links is by selecting a single note and enterint Note Linking mode by pressing m on your keyboard or the button in the nav column on the right. When in Note Linking mode, clicking on a node will no longer select it, but it will add its link to the initially selected note. A subsequent click on the same node will remove that connection:
  
  
  
  
  
  # Interaction with Peek Viewer
  To quickly preview the contents of a note on you graph, simply Ctrl-Click or Cmd-Click on that note to open it in the Peek Viewer. From Peek Viewer, open the options menu of a note to quickly jump to that note on the Graph:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ## Peek Viewer & Graph View: A power couple for capturing insight 👯
  It probably goes without saying, but when you are browsing your Graph View, we recommend always keeping a note open in your Peek Viewer, to capture the ideas that you generate as you navigate your notes. It is often an insightful experience to organize, connect, and reflect upon your accumulated wisdom. Having a blank slate to scribble on is almost always handy if you'll be spending minutes in the view mode.
  
  # Troubleshooting
  ### I cannot interact with nodes in Graph Mode using Brave browser
  There is a known issue with using Graph Mode in Brave. If you cannot select notes on your Graph, make sure to turn off "Shields" for amplenote.com:
  
  
  
  
  
  The above can be done while visiting amplenote.com/notes from the regular Brave browser (not the PWA).
  
  # On the horizon
  In 2024, we plan to continue extending Graph Mode. The two biggest opportunities we plan to explore are 1) bringing a version of Graph View to native mobile app 2) allow miniature version of note graph to be shown in the Peek Viewer. Please be sure [to vote for these features on our Roadmap Voting Boards](https://www.amplenote.com/help/feature_voting_roadmap_planning)  if you would like to see them happen more sooner than later?
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  Visualize note links & connections
  Note Graph is best used to explore connections between notes. In the main panel, you will see a collection of nodes and arrows between nodes. Nodes represent notes, and arrows represent how they link to each other. Arrows will always have the origin at the note that contains the link and will end at the note which is linked Nodes that are isolated represent notes that don't link to anything and are not linked to from anywhere. You can highlight these notes using the note count menu in the left side of the page: You can choose whether to show or hide unliked notes from the settings menu in the top right: When you select an individual note, all connected notes will be highlighted and in the menu that appears you can see a list of all incoming and outcoming links respectively: 
  Creating new links & the Note Linking mode
  There are two main ways to create new connections between notes in Graph View. 
  When two or more notes are selected
  Use the note linking menu to select a target note. Pressing Enter will link the target note to all of the selected notes in one fell swoop. Note that none of the selected notes will be affected. Instead, the target note will now contain a list of links to all of the selected notes. 
  When a single note is selected
  A more interactive way to create links is by selecting a single note and enterint Note Linking mode by pressing m on your keyboard or the button in the nav column on the right. When in Note Linking mode, clicking on a node will no longer select it, but it will add its link to the initially selected note. A subsequent click on the same node will remove that connection: 
  Interaction with Peek Viewer
  To quickly preview the contents of a note on you graph, simply Ctrl-Click or Cmd-Click on that note to open it in the Peek Viewer. From Peek Viewer, open the options menu of a note to quickly jump to that note on the Graph: 
  Peek Viewer & Graph View: A power couple for capturing insight 👯
  It probably goes without saying, but when you are browsing your Graph View, we recommend always keeping a note open in your Peek Viewer, to capture the ideas that you generate as you navigate your notes. It is often an insightful experience to organize, connect, and reflect upon your accumulated wisdom. Having a blank slate to scribble on is almost always handy if you'll be spending minutes in the view mode. 
  Troubleshooting
  
  I cannot interact with nodes in Graph Mode using Brave browser
  There is a known issue with using Graph Mode in Brave. If you cannot select notes on your Graph, make sure to turn off "Shields" for amplenote.com: The above can be done while visiting amplenote.com/notes from the regular Brave browser (not the PWA). 
  On the horizon
  In 2024, we plan to continue extending Graph Mode. The two biggest opportunities we plan to explore are 1) bringing a version of Graph View to native mobile app 2) allow miniature version of note graph to be shown in the Peek Viewer. Please be sure [to vote for these features on our Roadmap Voting Boards](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    if you would like to see them happen more sooner than later?
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