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I’ve just reported this via Paratext 9 “Give Feedback”, but FYI to all of you until it’s fixed, and assuming it’s not just my laptop:
My Notes pane is usually set to “Unread”. In Paratext 8, after doing a Send/Receive, any new unread notes would automatically appear there. But not now. I have to change some filter (such as “all books” to “this book”, or any other change) in order to make those new unread notes appear.

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Use “Give feedback” to let us know if you see this issue on your computer. I don’t see it happening in my Paratext 9.

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