My pitch here is that since we can easily copy note links inside the app, it should also be possible to copy notebook links. Embedding that link in a note or external document should produce a view of all the notes in a specific notebook in exactly the same way that clicking the notebook name from the Notebook view does.
I've seen the occasional request for a link to a notebook before. My use case is now project-related. I use software external to Evernote to prompt me when I need to check progress on my latest project - WD3* for example - and while I've experimented with using a 'control panel' for my project so I can link to a ToC note listing all my WD3 notes, maintaining the ToC note is an extra task**. If I could just link to a notebook containing all my WD3 notes, then Evernote's existing lists would do the job.
I've played with various work-arounds, and while command-line access is possible in Legacy, and web access is available by simply copying the URL of a displayed notebook list, grabbing the link with a native command would be easier, quicker and more efficient.
Use or otherwise of the link is inherently optional - if the feature exists users will be able to access it if they wish.
* WD: World Domination
** currently run by Filterize, but that's another external third party app...
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My pitch here is that since we can easily copy note links inside the app, it should also be possible to copy notebook links. Embedding that link in a note or external document should produce a view of all the notes in a specific notebook in exactly the same way that clicking the notebook name from the Notebook view does.
I've seen the occasional request for a link to a notebook before. My use case is now project-related. I use software external to Evernote to prompt me when I need to check progress on my latest project - WD3* for example - and while I've experimented with using a 'control panel' for my project so I can link to a ToC note listing all my WD3 notes, maintaining the ToC note is an extra task**. If I could just link to a notebook containing all my WD3 notes, then Evernote's existing lists would do the job.
I've played with various work-arounds, and while command-line access is possible in Legacy, and web access is available by simply copying the URL of a displayed notebook list, grabbing the link with a native command would be easier, quicker and more efficient.
Use or otherwise of the link is inherently optional - if the feature exists users will be able to access it if they wish.
* WD: World Domination
** currently run by Filterize, but that's another external third party app...
Vote top left please, if you agree....
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