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pietra

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  1. #3776191 for the issue discussed here. I'm pretty sure it's because they (still) use IE. And another issue #3833971 which I had to reopen (it was closed without any comments). Original issue #3770728 which I submitted October 23, 2023... I'm a heavy and paying Evernote user since 2008, but without a running support, I'll have to look for alternatives. What if I loose access to my notes tomorrow and there is nobody out there to help me?
  2. No contact from Evernote support (on any support tickets I got open). Since 4 months. Is there still an Evernote support out there?
  3. It's AppSource for all new-style Outlook Addins, it installs and opens, but in my case doesn't do the login
  4. Yeah, but I like when I see the original text directly. The old COM-based Outlook Addin worked absolutely perfect for me.
  5. Thank you, gazumped! I use the BCC option since decades, but it only works when I send mails. But of course I could "forward" incoming mails, but it's not the original mail then I got in Evernote. Copy-Paste did not work at all (it was better with Evernote 6 I think).
  6. From AppSource, like agsteele pointed out. It's also the "oficial" way, I followed the instruction in the post from agsteele. It can be installed, but the login fails and I suspect it's because the Addin uses the WebView (not WebView2) which is IE based and the Evernote Servers do not accept this anymore. It would be nice to get an official response... Until recently, I had the old COM Addins working perfectly in Outlook, but the update uninstalled it.
  7. Thanks gazumped. I only installed the Add-in today and the rest of the Evernote apps work perfectly. And yes, they're very slow, I got another ticket which waits for 2 weeks...
  8. Got the same problem, but with a local Outlook and local Exchange server. Can't be an update to M365. I enter username and password and I'm redirected to the beginning, i.e., where I can enter the username, like Picogeek described it. What's weird: it's an Internet Explorer trying to do the login:
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