Crayons

Still, I think EN should have an option to turn off (disable) the "AI Edit"  .

Dear EN, please explain why you persist in invading our note-writing with  .  Isn't that contrary to the fundamental design and purpose of Evernote?

I agree with Tom, emtothegee and curry.jm - who summarizes our disappointment well.

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...correct each word w/the red squiggly line. It makes the program close to useless for those of us with this need. It should not be that difficult for the company to bring back functionality that is the norm elsewhere...

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offer it with a straightforward way to toggle it off and on, depending on users' needs.

Frankly, there's no excuse not to.

EN is technically a mature app that somehow continues to neglect user's needs like an amateur.  

Nothing against PinkElephant, but Amystoneus has a legitimate point.

It's like EN R&D is chasing rainbows and neglecting the fundamental nuts and bolts. 

I agree with Cody and JBach.  

Some commenters seem to make excuses for EN or overlook its shortcomings.

That's not the point.

It's either a superior product that strives for excellence or it's not.

If it's the latter it's only a matter of time before Google or MS overtake it.

Making excuses or tolerating mediocrity is of no benefit to EN or the readers of this forum.

I agree. Spell check is horrible, the worst I've seen. I'm using Win7 PC.

EN doesn't know that

• waht = what (EN suggests "wast" - IS WAST EVEN A WORD?)
  
• teh = the (EN suggests tea!)
  
• arent = aren't (EN suggests Aretha!)
  

Really? What is wrong with this company?

It seems like the simplest words are the hardest for it to understand. Are the programmers non-English speakers? Are they illiterate?

Otherwise EN is a fine product.

Would EN benefit if users sent in a list of problem words so they could fix them.

A 12 year old child should be able to figure these out.