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iCloud only keeps backups of files in iCloud Drive, contacts, calendars, reminders and bookmarks. If you have another device available which synchronises to the same iCloud account and may not have s …

Prior to High Sierra, you can drag the note over the list of folders in the sidebar. Each folder will highlight blue as you hover with the note, except All iCloud, Recently Deleted and most importantl …

You can do this with the built-in Notes app. Choose Share → Find in Note, type in your search term and matches are highlighted. Use the up and down arrows to scroll to other matches.

No, iPhone does not broadcast your entire phone contents in the clear. Any iCloud data sent over the network is protected by HTTPS. Not that it matters because of the previous statement, but if an iCl …

If you have another device logged in to your iCloud account to which the note originated which has the notes service activated and the original note stored, you may be able to get the note back by dis …

If you’re signed in to more than one iCloud Mail account on your iOS device or Mac and have notes syncing turned on, you can only use the new Notes features with your primary Apple ID account. ht …

Select all the cells you wish to clear by dragging the orange circular handles on the corners of the selected cell region, then choose Cut from the popup menu.

In macOS, you can toggle between thumbnails and actual size (max width = 100%) by right-clicking any image in the note and choosing ‘View as Small Images’. In iOS, hold an image to open the context me …

It’s currently not possible to set new notes to default to monospaced. I’m not able to reproduce your issue though; if I choose monospaced from the format dropdown then return will keep the monospaced …

Autocorrect is controlled by the NSAutomaticSpellingCorrectionEnabled key. You can set this in the Notes app preferences for it to apply consistently. defaults write com.apple.notes NSAutomaticSpelli …

The new version of iCloud Notes, available at https://www.icloud.com/#notes2, supports viewing rich text notes with formatting. Notes in OS X, besides viewing and editing rich text notes, supports ex …

It's up to the individual share extension developer to tell the system which inputs are compatible with their extension, and to then implement the necessary code to be compatible with each.

Tap Edit, select the notes you wish to move to a folder, choose Move To… and pick the destination.

It appears this solution only works on 10.9 Mavericks… Select a note, then press ⌘ cmd + F and type your search. This will not work for 'pinned' notes that have been opened outside of the Notes …

Navigate to the /Applications folder, open Time Machine, go back in time until you find Notes.app, select it and click Restore. …