I thought this is the intended behavior since the archive is basically a deleted page so if one wants to edit it, they’ve to manually restore it and make the changes
@lynxlove it could also be that the devs are background testing delete functionality or a part of it, as i remember archive pages used to open in the previous updates
@Vova Oh not a problem . It’s great idea of creating bin. Because there are definitely some notes we want to archive rather than delete completely altogether. Looking forward to the implementation.
@Vova I think it is or can be a slight problem. It would be great if you can open objects in the archive, just read only. Then you can open it, read is and check if this is the object you want to restore or not.
This is easier (and probably less system intensive) then restoring, opening and moving back to archive if it was the wrong object you restored.
I have a lot of simular (un)named objects in the archive and after a few days/weeks I have no idea what content is on those objects!
EDIT: Even in the Trash in Notion you can open pages (as well as restore them).
@Jeroen Yeah agree with this . Archive pages should have ability to open . Since it would be two step process -> to restore and then see the content instead of just opening an archived page and getting the content we need.