Xarakh 0 Posted March 27, 2021 Posted March 27, 2021 I was wondering if including hyperlinks in the text contained within the notes has any effect at all on the speed of the client. The reason I ask is due to the original reason I started using Evernote. Which to be honest, is probably going to be seen as "OCD". I originally started using Evernote to track my progress in Video Games. Specifically, those games that include quite the large amount of optional content. I hated missing any type of optional content. Evernote has a checklist option though. So I would find the wiki page of the game I was playing and then just highlight all the quests/missions and copy it, then paste into the note. However it would keep the links on the text when pasted and I never really bothered to remove them. I'll include an example, specifically a screenshot of the note I made when playing through Mass Effect Andromeda (Showing the Side Missions, so no spoilers). I've noticed in some of my notes theres quite an increase in client response time when I right click. I don't even need to right click on the text itself however. The notes this happens to with the most frequency are those I made to keep track of video games. They all have the same layout. As shown in the screenshot. Is it the links that cause this slow down? Is it the huge checklists? Or something else that I haven't realized?
Level 5* gazumped 12,227 Posted March 29, 2021 Level 5* Posted March 29, 2021 On 3/27/2021 at 12:03 PM, Xarakh said: I was wondering if including hyperlinks in the text contained within the notes has any effect at all on the speed of the client. Hi. As far as I know - no. You could try asking Evernote Support (which we're not...) https://help.evernote.com/hc/requests/new
Martinoz 3 Posted May 20 Posted May 20 On 27.03.2021 at 14:03, Xarakh said: I was wondering if including hyperlinks in the text contained within the notes has any effect at all on the speed of the client. The reason I ask is due to the original reason I started using Evernote. Which to be honest, is probably going to be seen as "OCD". I originally started using Evernote to track my progress in Video Games. Specifically, those games that include quite the large amount of optional content. I hated missing any type of optional content. Evernote has a checklist option though. So I would find the wiki page of the game I was playing and then just highlight all the quests/missions and copy it, then paste into the note. However it would keep the links on the text when pasted and I never really bothered to remove them. I'll include an example, specifically a screenshot of the note I made when playing through Mass Effect Andromeda (Showing the Side Missions, so no spoilers). I've noticed in some of my notes theres quite an increase in client response time when I right click. I don't even need to right click on the text itself however. The notes this happens to with the most frequency are those I made to keep track of video games. They all have the same layout. As shown in the screenshot. Is it the links that cause this slow down? Is it the huge checklists? Or something else that I haven't realized? \ If you're looking for reliable information on poker rooms and online casinos, I've found the perfect website casinos news https://cardmates.org/ . It features thorough reviews that evaluate various aspects of each platform, including user experience, security measures, and payment options. This resource is invaluable for finding the most reputable and enjoyable places to gamble online. Well, the speed is definitely slowing down considerably.
Level 5* gazumped 12,227 Posted May 20 Level 5* Posted May 20 2 hours ago, Martinoz said: Well, the speed is definitely slowing down considerably. You're referencing a 3 year old thread. I'd suggest you add your own new post with full details of your system, OS and Evernote versions, and what's going on. The usual fix for speed issues is a restart or a reinstall.
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