Way to Navigate Back after creating a new note via link

Feature requests
1

I frequently fork off a new note from the current one by typing a new link name, then Cmd-clicking it. My problem is that there’s no easy way afaict to return to the previous note after forking. This is because the new note opens in a new tab, and hence loses the navigation history of the tab from which it forked.

Proposed solution

I just want a reliable way to go back from new notes to the previous forking location. The simplest solution might be forking into the same tab rather than into a new one. But if the new tab somehow inherited the previous navigation location when it opened, that might work too.

Current workaround (optional)

I dont know a workaround

Related feature requests (optional)

2

You can use ⌥Enter and ⌥⌘← to open link under cursor in the same tab then navigate back. Or you can open link to new tab (⌘Enter) and then press ⌘W (close tab).

3

That’s what I do — just click instead of Cmd click.

Otherwise, I believe the old tab should be directly to the left of the new one, so you can click that. Or you can use the “Go to previous tab” command in the command palette (it has hotkeys assigned to it too). Or you can close the new tab if you don’t need it open (but in that case I think it would be easier to open it in the same tab and then go back).