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OneNote Forwarder

What does this do?

When provided a suitable query string, this page will use JavaScript to redirect to a OneNote page or section

Why is this needed?

OneNote urls use the onenote: protocol which is many applications do not allow. Using this page as an intermediary allows you to effectively link to a OneNote page or section using a regular https protocol link

How do I use it?

OneNote links can be obtained by right-clicking on a page or section in OneNote and selecting "Copy Link to Page" or "Copy Link to Section"

The format of a OneNote link will look like this:

onenote:https://example.com/public/SitePages/HelloWorld/New%20World.one#Hello%20World§ion-id={407570BB-A4B0-42C5-B78A-CC4A40BF3F29}&page-id={84699AA3-6F05-456C-B953-5DFBEBEDD322}&end

To use this page as a OneNote forwarder, call this page with the OneNote link as a query string parameter like this:

onenote.html?https://example.com/public/SitePages/HelloWorld/New%20World.one#Hello%20World§ion-id={407570BB-A4B0-42C5-B78A-CC4A40BF3F29}&page-id={84699AA3-6F05-456C-B953-5DFBEBEDD322}&end

Note: The first time you use this, you'll likely need to allow this site to open the OneNote application.

Paste Your OneNote URL

Rather than manipulating the query string you can also simply paste your OneNote URL here and click the button to generate a forwarder link.

Generated Links:

OneNote URL:

Forwarder Link: