LukeB

I have a 2018 iPad Pro and I am also experiencing these slowness issues. A note-taking app should not be so slow on such a powerful device. I do have a number of notes and I excerpt out of books so some of the notes can contain much text, but the computing power inside a 2018 iPad Pro is enormous. Combined with other bugs (old and new), I am seriously considering switching to something else which works across iOS and Windows. As best I can tell, Evernote spends most of its developer time on large businesses, and so their concerns matter much more than ours.

I am having this problem as of updating to iPad iOS 14 and then updating Evernote. I copy out excerpts from books and thus have fairly long notes; since there's no easy way to scroll to the end of a note, I put something like "XXX" at the end of the note, so I can search for it in order to scroll to the bottom of the note. This no longer works, which is rather frustrating! This is also true for shorter notes when I search for content within them.

This is a ridiculous amount of added margin: Surely Evernote could at least present a checkbox in settings for whether to display that margin. Even if it means that the table config UI is screwed up when the margin is hidden, it'd remove a massive inconvenience for the great number of users who never/rarely use tables. I would rather not be permanently stuck on an older version of Evernote in order to avoid this margin.