OneNote for Windows 10 app looks different like OneNote 2016 and other Office programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook etc.) for example ribbon is different and there is no customized quick access toolbar just like other Office programs has. Also, other Office programs does not have that toolbar what OneNote for Windows 10 app has (that one on the upper right corner). There is also no "File" menu just like others have.

Please make OneNote for Windows 10 app look and feel like other Office programs! Now it just feels like it not belong to the Microsoft Office family compared to OneNote 2016.

My problem is: Creating a tag summary page daily of todos and other things I am tracking (an easy tag shortcut view in evernote by the way) however when I do this in onenote it will duplicate the existing tags I have created but not completed from previous days. SO I have to resort to manually deleting and then recreating a new list. onerous and tedious and negates any productivity gain I may make in creating ths list in the first place.

Altering the search constraint to a single notebook, section or whatever also removes the efficiency gain as I have tags across multiple notebooks and sections that I try to collate into a single next action list to work from.

Please add Scrivener Binder functionality to OneNote that will allow users to create "folders" in which multiple notebooks can be placed thus resulting in grouping of notebooks. This is an often requested feature that is already being done elegantly in Scrivener Binder feature.

Microsoft, please buy a copy of Scrivener and checkout their binder. You can see in the link:
https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/features?os=Windows

At the left side of the pic there is a widows explorer like "Binder" that allows the creation of folders that can hold folders or documents or in your case Notebooks underneath the folder. This would allow grouping of notebooks. This is a huge deal to not have for an information organizer like OneNote. Please add the feature asap.

Thanks for your consideration.

Pages!! I need 8.5x11 sized page layouts, where I can scroll vertically from one page to another like in microsoft word. The way it currently is, with the page extending seemingly into infinity, the app is basically unusable. Hopefully this can be fixed by the start of second semester, as I need to choose a notes application and commit to it, and right now that application is Notability, as I take notes on my iPad. However, the ability for notes to perfectly synchronize with my onenote app on my laptop is awesome!. Why the heck did you get rid of the page size editor from 2016 version to the updated version! As a sophomore engineering student, and this design flaw truly boggles my mind. Obviously it is important to have a distinction between Word and Onenote, but the lack of distinct pages is deal breaking, along with the fact that you can only have one page per window.

The concept is to have a "notebook" in which you could edit/create/view all todos from Microsoft To-Do.
In conjunction with To-Do reminders you should be able to "link" somehow (like the tag of Evernote) an Onenote note with a To-Do.

So you could get due day notifications for notes of OneNote through To-Do. Multiple links of notes with one To-Do could create a "tracking" system with due reminders.

To-Do is light and fast. It could be utilized more easily and giving OneNote "project management" capabilities.

Also usefull:
Export a To-Do to onenote for further processing.

This suggestion is for all OS (windows/ios/android)

When the latest Office 365 Insider build installed over the weekend, it silently removed OneNote 2016 desktop without any notice. It was just gone when I looked for it this morning. I successfully reinstalled it and all of my Notebooks and settings appear to be intact. BUT PLEASE DON'T DO THAT AGAIN. The UWP OneNote for Windows 10 app is quite nice, but I still prefer the desktop version. FYI, I'm using Office 365 Home, Version 1809 (Build 10820.20006 Click-to-Run), Office Insider program, on an HP ENVY x360 (i5) running the current, fully-updated Windows 10, version 1803 (not Insider / OS Build 17134.228).