Hi! I've been using Evernote extensively almost daily for around 10 years already and i'm still loving it immensely, but there is an issue i'm constantly facing and i'd like to know a little more about it.
With most of my notes, it comes a point where duplicates just start invading the list. Just yesterday, i created a new note and kept adding things to it every couple hours or minutes and by the end of the day i already had four copies of it, out of the blue.
And i have two main question about it.
First, is this a known bug? Am i doing something wrong? Is there a way for me to prevent it? Because of this issue, i always, always close the app in my phone or my laptop if im going to open it in the other device, even if it's just for reading and not editing, but it doesn't seem to make any difference.
And secondly, is there a way to compare two notes to see the differences? I'm okay if this is not currently fixable, but i would like to have at least a way to check the duplicates in a soothing way. Right now it's way too time and energy consuming going to one note and its duplicates checking everything that's written, very carefully, scrolling down and reading slowly and changing note and scrolling again and hoping i remember well what i just saw in the other note and so on. And if the note is not super small, it becomes quite a big investment, just in order to keep the note list clean, and in case i have important info separate into the different duplicates.
I've seen in your website that there is supposed to be a List view mode, which could help, but i'm not able to find how to activate it, neither inside Evernote itself or through an online guide.
I've been using in on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS and at least for me it seems to happen the same way in all my devices.
xddd just a second ago as i'm writing this text in Evernote three copies of this very note have been automatically created in front of my eyes, while i'm using this in only one device. 8am (Spain time) if it helps.
If you need more feedback on this i'll be very happy to be contacted. Thank you for your time and hope this info is useful to you!
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Manuel Herrjea 0
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