The switch at the front of the toolbar chooses which half you are looking at: Private is yours alone, Shared is what has been shared with the table.

It sits first so it does not move around as the rest of the toolbar changes, and it is the main thing to orient by on this page.

Folder makes a new folder to organize writing into. Folders can hold folders, up to a limit. Past it, the control tells you folders can only nest so deep.

New Note creates a note in the folder you are currently in. Opening it gives you the editor, where its title is edited alongside the writing rather than from the list.

These are two different actions and it is worth knowing which you are doing:

• Typing in the box filters the folder you are in.
• Search all notes, the action inside the box or pressing Enter, searches every note in the game and takes you to a results page.

The Recent strip holds what you have opened lately, which is usually faster than navigating back through folders mid-session.

A row's menu offers Share, and Unshare once it is shared. Sharing a single note and sharing a whole folder are separate choices, because a folder brings its contents with it.

Shared rows are marked Shared with your table, so you can tell at a glance what is public to the party.

Selecting rows brings up a bar with Move and Delete. Moving is only available over a selection. There is no move on an individual row's menu.

Deleting names what it is about to remove: Delete Folders, Delete Notes or Delete Files, depending on what you picked.

A shared note is edited live. Avatars on the note show who else is in it with you, and their changes arrive as they type.