Truncated note titles in list view - Android tablet version

[dwhitman 1]

I'm loving the 6.0.1 Evernote update on my phone, but the corresponding tablet version has (to me at least) a serious problem with list view. 

 

In the phone version, an entire line is devoted to the note title, which displays quite a bit of text: rarely truncated, and even more rarely truncated enough to make it hard to identify a note.  

 

The situation is quite different on my Nexus 7 tablet.  In list view, the line is shared between the note title and any tags assigned to the note.  The division between title and tags seems hard coded, so title text is truncated at the division even if there are few or no tags.  And at least on my tablet, the truncation is very severe.  For example, In my recipe notebook, there's a long stretch where all I can see is:

 

Chicken - 

Chicken - 

Chicken - 

Chicken - 

Chicken - 

Chicken - 

Chicken - 

 

You get the idea.  Bunch of chicken recipes, but no way to figure out which one is which.  Ok, I can remember that the first one is "Chicken - Adobo Chicken", but after that, I'm lost.

 

Since most of my notes have only 0-2 tags, the lines have a LOT of unused white space, increasing the frustration that the title text is so heavily truncated. 

 

I'd really like the list display be to identical to phone version - it just shows a lot more information.  Any chance you'll reconsider/rework the tablet layout?

[jebbitt 0]

I agree completely. Makes it VERY difficult to find notes/recipes. I'm not sure that the tags are even necessary in the title line. Please fix!

[actant 22]

title truncation with Android tablet version

crippled list view with Android phone version

non-oiled Windows version

"clean" web beta

"flat" and unusable tag organization with iOS version

...

 

With all these GREAT work done by the EN team, nowadays I would still recommend EN to my friends for lack of a usable alternative.

 

And I would warn them to keep from becoming a subscriber and building their key workflow on the basis of the service.

 

Phil, well done!

 

[jefito 5,589]

non-oiled Windows version

Who wants oily software anyways?