Currently, if we need to be ITAR compliant, we are unable to utilize Box Notes. I realize this would require a backend modification, but it would be great if we could utilize Box Notes and remain ITAR/EAR Compliant.

There is a new widescreen button on the user interface. It would be nice to have a keyboard shortcut available for it as well.

In addition to the formatting of a boxnote I would like to organize my note by header and sub header. With the keyboard shortcut being ctrl-shift-1, ctrl-shift-2, etc.

This seems very simple. Just one level of subfolder nesting would help out tremendously!

Implementing a more seamless way to migrate their data would help us adopt and use Box Notes as our main repository for notes and note taking.

Our users would like to be able to create a new Box Note from their own custom app menu bar.

This note would be saved in the folder from which they clicked the icon.

Currently, users are able to identify where are the changes by highlighting the sentences. We would like to see who made the changes.

Detailed step:
1. Open Box Notes file
2. Select strings in the file
3. Click "Add hyperlink" option

Expected: Selectable Box Folder directly.

Users may want to have multiple Notes open at the same time. Request is to allow a user to 'double click' a note in the list on the left sidebar to open it in its own window (exactly the same UX that the native Mac Notes app already has).

We would like standard project management templates which might be used across various LoBs.

Dropbox Paper has lots of rich media capabilities that Box Notes does not. This is preventing a customer from migrating over to Box because of the lack of matching features.

The minimal approach to Box Notes is great. There are times where I'd like to use my note as a report and insert embedded HTML code for video or document preview that pulls from Box documents.

Security would like users to be able to see at a glance that a Box note is shared or not. Something like how the folder icon changes on the web app when a folder is shared.

We are more concerned about it now that Box Notes is consolidated and it's not always quickly visually clear (inside a Notes Tab) where the Note resides and whether it's collaborated.

Rather than deploying this as a 32bit application, we would like this to be a UMP app.

Having standard project management templates which might be used across various lines of business.