mdalves

Thanks everyone for your feedback on this.  Cannot promise anything but we are looking at adding this feature back along with other features we did not have time to add in the current release.

No time ? Don´t release it. Simple as that for me.

I didn't like the new interface also, but what's really pissing me off is the sweeping when I'm reading a note. I just want to scroll the note up or down, but it always swipe to the left, and the left part of the text is lost; when I try to pull the text back, Evernote swipes to the home screen; it's so irritating that I stopped using Evernote in my android phone.
If anyone can tell me how to downgrade to previous version, I'd be grateful.

As an employee in a company mentioned in the original post, I'd like to say that yes - we do hear our customers; but of course not all demands can be supported; resources are limited and what's good for a customer may compromise usability for other customers - it's always a hard choice; my opinion is that Evernote is doing a good job in working side-by-side with us - their customers.
I've tried and abandoned many other products and services just because I didn't rely on their long term strategies (or lack of strategy at all), that's not the case with Evernote. I may not fall in love with all their desktop/mobile clients and may miss some features I'd like to have, but I'm happy to be a premium user and support their development.

I am a premium user and I've selected some notebooks to be downloaded to my cell phone and android tablet, for offline access. Any update or new note I create while offilne are synced to Evernote and I'm back online.

Evernote's ads are the only ones that I am interested in seeing - well-targeted ads aren't annoying

I've disabled the Evernote ads but it's interesting that everytime I log into Evernote (Windows) it spend some time sync'ing  the ads that I will never see.

I have just read a summary of the book "Hacking Work - Breaking Stupid Rules for Smart Results",  by Bill Jensen and Josh Klein and it seems to me that Evernote is the perfect tool for the "benevolent hackers", described by Jensen and Klein as those who are ethically hacking the system to make their work better, more productive, cheaper and fun. A nice statement from the book is that "information is the object of every benevolent hack because it has the power to change your life" - they're describing Evernote main value, aren't they ?

Yes, it's fixed.

My advice is to use an appropriate tool, as LastPass.

"Sync on exit" works fine when exiting Evernote (File / Exit) but does not work when just signing out (Tools / Sign Out). I did quick updates in some notes using my wife's computer some days ago and then signed out; now I'm using my own laptop and don't have those updated notes.
Sync on exit should be expanded to "Sync on exit or sign out".