Flash Page not included in `Ctrl+Alt+F` search scope? (Logseq)

[seaspeak]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm experimenting with integrating some Logseq-like workflows into VNote, where I use the "Flash Page" to jot down most of my transient or throwaway thoughts throughout the day. However, I noticed that the Flash Page is not searchable via the global search Ctrl+Alt+F.

Describe the solution you'd like
□ Include the Flash Page
I believe the Flash Page doesn't naturally belong to any of the current scopes—Buffers, Current Folder, Current Notebook, or All Notebooks. But it also shouldn't require manual inclusion every time. That breaks the speed and spontaneity of the workflow. The whole point of Flash Page is to flashly get flash ideas—quick capture, quick retrieval, minimal friction.

My suggestion: treat Flash Page as a scope-independent file that is automatically appended to all search operations, regardless of the selected scope.

To make this behavior controllable, consider under Ctrl+Alt+F adding a toggle option such as: □ Include the Flash Page

This would allow users to opt in or out of Flash Page inclusion without having to manually adjust scope settings each time.

Describe alternatives you've considered
□ Include the additonal scopes: file/folder/notebook This option is also good for a cross-notebook workflow without including All Notebooks scope.

The other two options to mimic Logseq-like dated page are the Quick Note schema system and Quick Access. Quick Note fails because it requires selecting a schema after pressing Ctrl+Alt+Q, and it always creates a new file with a incremental number (e.g., quick-note-%da%.md). Quick Access, on the other hand, allows opening the first default file via Ctrl+Alt+I. However, both types of note files require manually adjusting the search scope, which disrupts the existing workflow.

Additional context

[tamlok]

Yes, that makes sense. But if we use a dedicated notebook for the flash page and quick note? Then we just need to always add this notebook to the search scope.

For the QuickAccess, it acts like the quick access bar of the Win11, just a shortcut to the notes within notebooks.

I think we could add a Quick Access scope for all the flash page, quick access pages.

[seaspeak]

After getting my thoughts in order, I think I am suggesting a feature to 'always append search scopes.' This isn't meant to conflict with your proposed addition of a Quick Access scope. I just want to emphasize that my real need is to 'append' a few scattered search paths.

My experience is that I tend to use the same primary notebook for a period of time and rarely switch the search scope. I also frequently need to reference (search) other specific notes. Using the 'All Notebooks' scope is too broad. Therefore, it would be more suitable if we could customize and 'append' some recently needed scopes, that of course could be anything including 'Quick Access' or 'Flash Pages'or some references like 'vim-keymaps', 'markdown-guide.' These 'appended scopes (files, folders, or notebooks)' usually don't change often, so a checkbox interface would be a good fit. It probably looks like this.

However, this undermines the logic behind the whole UI arrangement. The simplest solution would probably be to add a Quick Access scope that users can enable with a checkbox, like this:
☑ Also look in Quick Access scope which was defined by you.

[seaspeak]

But if we use a dedicated notebook for the flash page and quick note? Then we just need to always add this notebook to the search scope.

I'm a little unclear on this part. A Quick Note could be saved in a different folder depending on the scheme. Your proposed Quick Access scope doesn't include Quick Notes, but rather just the Flash Page and the Quick Accesses, right?