How to off related content/find popup?

[Zest 0]

How to off related content/find popup?

[gazumped 12,631]

In Windows Desktop it's  Tools > Options > Context

[Zest 0]

In Windows Desktop it's  Tools > Options > Context

In Windows Desktop?

Please more detail....

[gazumped 12,631]

If you're using Evernote for Windows,  look for Tools > Options on the top menu bar,  then click Context

[Messinger 2]

Does disabling the checkbox at Tools | Options | Context | Show Context disable only the popup?

 

Or, by disabling that checkbox have I disabled Evernote's context feature, altogether?

 

You can probably see where I'm going here. I like the context feature. I do not like the popup which intermittently and repeatedly reminds me of the context feature.

 

Thanks.

[gazumped 12,631]

Is this the little window that tells you there is context for a specific note,  or a general marketing thing asking you to use the feature?

[jefito 5,598]

As far as I know, it just turns it off. Evernote has said elsewhere that they're exploring less obtrusive ways of making Context known to the user.

[Messinger 2]

As far as I know, it just turns it off. Evernote has said elsewhere that they're exploring less obtrusive ways of making Context known to the user.

 

Wow.

 

I either put up with a popup that actually obstructs the screen into which I am actually entering notes, or I lose the feature altogether. 

 

I'm thankful, then, that the pop-up doesn't cover my entire screen, rather than just where my cursor is, whenever I have a note long enough to fill my entire screen.

 

The solution is simple: Get rid of the popup. If I want to see the messages found by context, I can click on the tool that opens the pane displaying that related context content. Done.

[dconnet 529]

 

As far as I know, it just turns it off. Evernote has said elsewhere that they're exploring less obtrusive ways of making Context known to the user.

 

Wow.

 

I either put up with a popup that actually obstructs the screen into which I am actually entering notes, or I lose the feature altogether. 

 

I'm thankful, then, that the pop-up doesn't cover my entire screen, rather than just where my cursor is, whenever I have a note long enough to fill my entire screen.

 

The solution is simple: Get rid of the popup. If I want to see the messages found by context, I can click on the tool that opens the pane displaying that related context content. Done.

 

 

There is a bug we discovered that causes the popup to occur _way_ too much. It will be fixed in the next release (along with an option to just turn the popup off, but leave Context enabled).

[shoutandecho 2]

But does this truly turn this off? I mean, will Evernote continue scanning my personal notes and linking them to public content services? If so, i'll downgrade to free. The context features is absolutely useless to me. I hate that development resources went to this feature. It's creepy. A real turn off.