jbenson2

Step #2 - I would not be comfortable letting a start-up 3rd party scan or analyze my bills.

Thanks for the feedback Nathan,

We've considered this before and the main thing holding us off at the moment is exactly what you describe above that we would have to send a pretty expensive request for every website that any Clipper user loads. We've considered using the browser history but that will not be reliable since it may be frequently cleared by the user. I'm not sure how useful the feature would be if it had a limited memory (you mentioned a month f.a.e). 

 

I see the rationale for the feature though. 

If you implement this, please be sure to avoid any slowdown in general search speed or clipping speed.

I've got 22,000 notes and 12,000 of them are web captures of political commentary websites.

Is the verification process for 12,000+ notes is instantaneous, fine.

If it slows down Evernote, please reconsider.

I slogged through the steps and think your title "Another Easy Workaround" is one of the best examples of sarcasm I have ever seen.

Your final closing comment speaks volumes! "the Dev team should pay more attention on installation"

The second option works very nicely with my current Evernote upgrade path. I am on version 4.6.4.8136

I prefer to let other kind souls find the bugs and ask Evernote to fix them. I hold off on upgrades for at least 2 weeks, sometimes much longer depending on the user feedback on this forum. Due to the Windows Error 2732, I held off for 3 months on the recent set of upgrades.

By the way Robert, I enjoy your font selection in the forum. For my tired eyes, it is more legible than the default.

Don't know of any special problems for 64-bit installations

There have been a lot of posts about this 64 bit problem and error code 2732

Here is the biggest one with both Evernote employee and user attempted solutions.

http://discussion.ev...32-workarounds/

 Without upgrading, you really will never see Due Dates appear, so its kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Good one!

Heather, you are very persuasive.  Thank you

In Podcast #26 they said SSL for everyone. This looks like a documentation problem, and if you read my posts on this forum, you know how woefully inadequate I think the documentation is, so I am not surprised.

 

Why cancel your Premium subscription?

Thanks Grumpy.

Podcast #26 was created over a year ago. One would think they would clean up their own web comments a bit faster. Unless they decided not to make the change to their Premium user retention page on purpose.

Why cancel?

I considered my annual Premium payments to be a way of saying "Way to go, guys".
I no longer have that belief.
 

My specific reasons for cancelling:

http://www.evernote....7a94b9f4e03fea4

Evernote staff might read this (or not), but I have found submitting a Support Request will assure it is brought to Evernote's attention.

A workaround to solve the Clearly issue for this article:
Click on the article's print icon (next to the Google + icon)
Clearly will then capture the entire article.

Last week Steve Gibson was surprised to learn about Evernote's weak crypto. "I thought there were no export restrictions on crypto now. I mean, everybody's doing 256-bit AES, which blows away [Evernote's] 64-bit RC2."

This week, after doing more research in the Evernote docs, he came on even stronger.
Evernote says they don't have enough staff members to get the certificate for strong crypto, so they're sticking with the ancient 64 bit.

He said, It's really not the security you want. Getting the information out of Evernote and into LastPass is the way to go.

With LastPass, you get Cloud sync (over multiple devices) and you get really strong crypto.
 

More information from arstechnica's risk assessment about Evernote's substandard crypto can be found here:
http://arstechnica.c...counts-at-risk/
 

For the Forum users who are new to this Due Date issue:

10 months ago - Phil Libin - CEO
http://www.evernote....60b44fef2d628c0

20 months ago - Phil Libin - CEO
http://www.evernote....ea6c0b92e60f0ac

30 months ago - Dave Engberg - CTO
http://www.evernote....58c2cc1fdea6848

There have been many other past and missed promises for a due date.

The most recent promise was made by Phil Libin at LeWeb in France - December 2012.

He said they will have it released during the first half of 2013.

"We're working on it. It's coming soon, I think. I think, soon next year in the early part of next year. <snip> So that's coming in the first half of next year."

He said they will make the "To Do / Calendar Integration / Reminder" feature as a core feature in Evernote.

Errr, Phil, in case you are listening... that's a mere 3 months away.
 

Well, Evernote can't say they weren't repeatedly warned.

There have been tons of previous comments about Evernote security requesting 2-factor authentication, full note encryption and many other security suggestions.

I'm sure most users are glad to hear that even though this type of activity is becoming more common with large services, Evernote is doing something to improve its security (by asking you to create a new password).
 

Hope it's not too difficult for everyone with multiple mobile devices and fat fingers to complete the process of getting back online by entering a new lengthy complex password several times.

According to the blog post mentioned above, there has been:

• no evidence that your Evernote content was accessed
• no evidence that any payment information was accessed
• but the hackers did gain access to user information, usernames, email addresses and encrypted passwords.

However no worries man - your password was hashed and salted.

Make sure you have multiple Evernote backups as well.

Forgot to mention one of the things I really like about DVD Profiler when I am looking on the iPad.

It now has the ability to see a preview of the movie. Looks like it searches various areas on the internet including youtube. Very good, if like me, you cannot remember if you have seen the movie and want to watch a new one.

Regards

Chris

I would appreciate it if someone would point me towards some more info on how to do this.

...I can only dream of the day they produce a similar service for us filmgoers.