The cursor always skips the title and goes to the note

[alwayzambitious 16]

When I go to create a new note the cursor skips the title and goes to the body portion of the note...

 

Is this a bug or the way its supposed to work.

Id expect the cursor to not skip the title...can we turn that off/on

 

Is this the right forum to have this addressed....

[gazumped 8,716]

Picky,  picky..  OK I agree my Android doesn't have a tab key that I'm aware of,  and the first line doesn't become title - although in my Windows version 5.8.5 if you type the first line of a new note and switch away from it,  the title is automatically added.   (I think that might be due to spg Scott's EnRegEd utility that might have included a registry tweak to that effect - not sure).  However I sit corrected..  

[etolson 0]

+1.  Obvious UX improvement.

[gazumped 8,716]

With the right settings,  the first line of your note becomes the title.  It's the way things work for now.  Shift-Tab (I think) moves the cursor back if you want to specify the title first..

[Hack 0]

Enhancement Request: I second the request to have the cursor start in the Title field when creating a new note...or offer a Setting to make it so. The way it works now still goofs me up 90% of the time.

[alwayzambitious 16]

OMG. Here is my beef with Evernote. There are so many EASY PEASY simple little things they could do to make their programs 40 percent more usuable and faster. Its crickets. All I am saying is master the little things the low hanging fruit before deciding to turn a note taking program into a presentation tool and chat client. lol smh

[Wordsgood 526]

I must be a really slow phone tapper... I noticed that change too, but really don't find tapping my screen one more time in the title field to be all that onerous.

[Candid 166]

With the right settings,  the first line of your note becomes the title.  It's the way things work for now.  Shift-Tab (I think) moves the cursor back if you want to specify the title first..

 

Since this is tagged Android, he probably doesn't have a shift tab to do this. And in settings the only automatic titles that happen in Android are ones created from your calendar that is totally useless for me.

 

I remember when the first line became the title, but it doesn't anymore in either Windows or Android as far as I can tell. I'd love that.