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Open internal links in application, as it was on old version, not in a browser


SeruamJey

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I just migrated from old version of Evernote, now all my internal links are opening in a browser. 
Before migration all links were opening in the application, in the same note window. 

The process of converting every single internal links from web links to "internal application links" one by one would take me tens of hours... 

Please add a feature to let us choose to open links in application, in the same window, as it was working before, or in a new window with ctrl+main click.

I don't even understand who would be interested in opening internal links into a browser instead of opening in the same note window. 

Or am i doing sthg wrong? 

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3 hours ago, SeruamJey said:

I just migrated from old version of Evernote, now all my internal links are opening in a browser. 
Before migration all links were opening in the application, in the same note window. 

The process of converting every single internal links from web links to "internal application links" one by one would take me tens of hours... 

Please add a feature to let us choose to open links in application, in the same window, as it was working before, or in a new window with ctrl+main click.

I don't even understand who would be interested in opening internal links into a browser instead of opening in the same note window. 

Or am i doing sthg wrong? 

Evernote web is clever enough to open app links in EN web. The desktop version cannot (yet) distinguish between a note link in web format and a normal website. Given that the structure of the web version of the note link is well defined you would have thought that it could default to opening in the app.

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