jimtron

Thanks for the response, that worked. Bummer though, not looking forward to doing this for all my encrypted notes...

On MacOS 12.0.1, Evernote 10.25.6. When I click on "reveal encrypted content" and enter password, which I'm certain of, nothing happens; content is not revealed, no error message. Any suggsetions?

I have this issue as well; just posted about it (see below). I tried to recreate the problem but couldn't. But I definitely have an unwanted hyperlink, after typing: word...other word, and nothing else, no brackets, no "http:" etc. just word, dot dot dot, word. I'm on EN 10.24.3, MacOS 12.0.1.

On MacOS, EN 10.24.3, when I type an ellipsis (...), that creates a hyperlink. Is there a way to disable this? I see that if I hover over the unwanted hyperlink, an "edit" option appears, but link remains even if I delete the "link" content.

Thanks PinkElephant!

I'm on a fast Mac, EN 10.18.3, latest MacOS. The last few versions of EN take a long time to load, super annoying. Anyone know if it's possible to revert to earlier version that isn't so slow?

I have a note that's a very long list of song titles and artists, each line separated by one or two hard returns. After upgrading to 10.8.5 on Mac, the line breaks are gone, so the text is one enormous block of text, very hard to read. I also have the Evernote legacy app, but the issue is happening there as well, and also with my Android app. I had been using this list for years with the line breaks, and haven't done anything to change it, other than upgrade Evernote. Anyone know a way to restore the note so each line is separated, as it was before?

Thanks for the reply. That's correct, as PinkElephant also pointed out.

Thanks PinkElephant! I was able to access my local notebooks with the legacy app. I didn't realize that local notebooks were no longer supported; that must have been the issue, probably not deleting the duplicate device. Thanks again for the quick and helpful reply.

SOLUTION: Evernote no longer supports local notebooks. If anyone is missing their local notebooks, in new Evernote app, go to Tools: check for local notebooks. From there, local notebooks can be downloaded, and then imported into the new app (no longer local). Also, legacy Evernote app can be downloaded and used with local notebooks. More info in thread below. I'm on a Macbook, MacOS 11.2.2. I was prompted to update Evernote, which I did, but then got a notice saying I have too many devices for basic version. I only use Evernote on my Android phone and Macbook, but my Macbook was listed twice, so I deleted one instance of it. (I don't know how this happened; I've been using same Macbook for more than a year, haven't made any changes.) Now I'm missing local notes. I do have a Time Machine backup of my Macbook. Suggestions appreciated on how to restore local notes.