loosedrag

I appreciate the input from both parties. I have not had smooth paths with upgrades, and don't, by default, upgrade software just because it's offered. I run macs though, and Apple never minds passing the burden of extra effort on to the end user. My upgrade experience may vary from a Windows user's. Evernote has distinguished itself by pestering me with more upgrades than any software I use on a long-term and regular basis, and since the Evernote interface is not a constant thing from my mac to my iOS to my android phone, I'd prefer things to remain constant. I never know what the minds of Evernote think will be "helpful" until it's too late to turn back. The legacy approach is something I might investigate when I'm done bitching about small things and can move on to smaller things I originally thought posting this ***** was a good idea because I was under the impression that Evernote powers read these posts, and I'd like to add my penny's worth. At least I can know I took the time to kick the edifice.

Oh. I thought I was irritated about an Evernote behavior. You think I shouldn't be because you aren't, and that's it. Are all your fixes this simple?

I wouldn't mind this if Evernote didn't create a "new version" with every bug fix. Since they obtrusively decide to call each fix a "new version", please give your users the option of intruding into our own software to preserve OS complacency. Each time I see this message I find myself thinking, "Evernote is so needy. Please find a different program to use". Keep irritating me, keep bugging me, keep needling me...