What problem are you facing?

1. I open search feature under notes, type my query text in the search bar, for example "panda" and press enter. As expected, its listing me all the notes that contain the queried text "panda", that's great.

2. Challenge - Once I click on the desired note, then it just simply displays the note on the main pane and I don't know where in the selected note, the queried text lies. I expected it to display the note on the main pane and also directly transport me to the part of the note where the first instance of the queried text is present and show it by highlighting that part.
   

What's the solution you'd like to see in Notesnook?

To solve this,

1. after searching for a term "panda",
2. as soon as I select a specific note
3. search feature of the main pane should kick-in by prepopulating the queried term "panda" in its own search bar
   

This way I can also see all the locations of my queried term in the currently selected note.

What alternatives have you considered?

Currently, to work this around after I search a term "panda" and select a specific note, I should again perform a Ctrl+F for the note in the main pane and type the query "panda" again to find all instances of the term in note. Which is just duplicating the search effort for every search I perform.

Additional context

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