Instead of having to manually move files into folders we should be able to go into the folder, press "new session" and then the file will automatically file itself in that folder.

Need multi select file option to move, delete files

When selecting sessions to move into a folder, it would save a lot of time to be able to select multiple sessions rather than having to click them one at a time. The same goes for creating flashcards. I often only want to create 10 flashcards for a topic, but have to click through them one topic at a time.

I noticed when I am trying to putmy notes in a folder for the course I am working on I can only do 1 at a time. I would like to select all files depening on type and day and drag them into a folder in 1 go similar to how I can do this on windows

For desktop users, could you make it easier to organize files and notes, right now when you open the application it looks messy and cluttered. You also can't select multiple notes/files at once and move them.

when a session is opened and it is within a nested folder (folder inside a folder inside a folder...), the only 2 ways to navigate the folders is to either get back to the home screen or go back from the browser. however the folder path is shown when inside a session and if one clicks on the home part of the path, it takes him back to the home, but the other folders cannot be accessed. could you make the other parts accessible aswell? (sorry for bad english)

when adding a new session allow one to direct where they are allocating the session that is if its in a folder that is within a folder instead of moving the sesion within the folder multiple times

it would be nice if you could select multiple documents at a time to move into a folder or to delete more than one at a time

It would be much more efficient if users could select multiple files at once to move them into a folder, rather than having to organize them individually. Additionally, implementing a drag-and-drop feature for files would streamline the process further. Providing folders with their own dedicated tab for easier access and organization would also be a valuable improvement. These changes would save users significant time and make the platform much more user-friendly.