Notecard viewing option as list view?

After examining Zoho Notebook, I'm so close to loving this app but I'm so reluctant to migrate from Evernote and One note yet considering this one bothering factor.

1. On the desktop apps and web, can the notecards be viewed as LIST VIEW, instead of the current grid view (like post-it cards)? For the ease of viewing and seamless UI, list of cards can be on the left column and the notes should appear on the right. Many people like me just can't get used to this grid/card layout that can't be changed.
It's really inconvenient having to click each card open to a separate pop-up style window to see my notes!

2. When viewing the notes on all apps(mobile, web), can there be a slider button (or arrow button) to flip to next note card?

It's painful having to close the note (the pop up style window) and click again on the next card to open up the note.. This kind of user interface is far from being seamless/ sleek or user friendly.

I deeply wish the "note cards" will act more like "note PAGES" that you can flip through more easily.. which makes more sense if you create a "notebook" which is what the whole concept of this app is based on!!

Please let me know if the developer team has any plan to implement this feature..

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