Thank you for sharing that insight, Steve. I wish it worked differently. I just wasted an hour organizing over 100 pages, most of which I intend(ed) to archive most sessions. Unless I'm missing something, folders are only useful for organizing things you use every session, not things you don't need tonight but plan to come back to later. If I have 60 monsters, including 12 different types of undead, the only way to group those 12 together is to make sure they all start with the same word. Which is fine if they're generic things like "undead fighter", not so easy if they're named entities like "Ulaire Nertea, Messenger of Dol Guldur" and "Captain Jenkins' Tortured Soul". Several related questions for you: I suppose I could just leave everything un-archived. Roughly how many pages can be non-archived at once before I can expect to see performance issues? What constitutes "changing the folder structure"? Is it just moving folders? Creating folders? Renaming folders? Adding new pages? Archiving other pages? If I just set up my folders once and don't change them again (other than adding new pages and archiving or restoring existing pages), will things still restore to the correct place?