When adding a note to a highlight in a PDF there are two distinct columns when using “Summarize Highlights as Sheet” (the Annotation the column with the highlighted text and a Note column with the user-added notes):
When using “Summarize Highlights as Markdown” is used (I’m using the Quote highlights option) the annotations and notes are using the same formatting: they’re both preceded by "> ":
> This is a highlighted line
> And this is my comment
> Yet another highlight
> Highlight 3
When disabling the Quote highlights option (using the *{== … ==} formatting) the note is on a separate line directly beneath the quoted higlight
* {== This is a highlighted line ==}
And this is my comment
* {== Yet another highlight ==}
* {== Highlight 3 ==}
It would make sense if in the first Markdown format the comment would also be on a line without the preceding "> ". That way it’s easier to visually discern highlights and comments. Would that be possible?
EDIT: it also goes wrong with multi-line notes and quoted higlights, because the first line is preceded by a "> " - while subsequent lines are without a "> " - making the first line render as blockquote in HTML, but not subsequent lines.