DreamWeaver2500

@gazumped Thank you. I must apologize for being extraordinarily unclear in my original post. (First off, have I posted this in the correct forum or is there a "bug forum" I should have posted to? If in the wrong forum I do apologize.) As I am on a Chromebook, everything I do in Evernote is done on the Evernote website. For people on a Chromebook, you don't restart to add new features as there is no downloaded programs on Chromebook. I have no choice about the version I use, it is the one on the website and that would be the latest version. After Evernote announced the new version, there was a message (on the website version) about "restarting to accept the latest version". I have "restarted" Evernote numerous times by force of being logged out and having to log back in. There's no other way to restart when you are on an online site, other than log out and log back in. That was done by force of being logged out of Evernote numerous times now since the new version change. My most recent login there's no longer any message about "accepting new features". So we'll see. @PinkElephant Thank you. To clarify, I'm on a Chromebook, latest version of Chrome OS. The Evernote I access is the Evernote online website which rules out "Legacy".

Sometimes a new version of something breaks what was working reasonably well before. And sometimes not everyone needs new features and maybe there ought to be a way for the user to decide to accept or opt out of certain features. Particularly those with low bandwidth connections. I have not "restarted to accept the new features", yet I'm being constantly logged out of Evernote even though I always check "remember me for 30 days". And Evernote Web Clipper is even worse, every time I need to clip an article, I am now required to sign in and wait for Evernote to recognize my sign-in. Is this a bug or is this to be the latest feature going forward (or should I say backward)? This certainly is an unwelcome nuisance. I hope it is a bug that will soon be addressed. Thank you.

Since this thread spans a couple of years, I might assume the multiple email address feature has been added. I never wanted multiple email addresses, but somehow Evernote (free) got a second email address for me, possibly because I logged in one day using my google account, unsure how they got it. At any rate, a couple years have passed and now the (yahoo) email address I used to create my Evernote account is invalid but still showing as my log in address. When I go to change it to my google (gmail) address, the system says "address is already in use." Therefore I am completely unable to update my login address. I have accessed the contact Evernote developer form on the Google webstore and explained it in detail with no results. I have accessed a report bug form, got a ticket number but no email to confirm the report, probably because Evernote is still showing an invalid email as my primary address. Any help would be appreciated in trying to get issue squared away. Again, this issue is unable to update my login email address to the "address already on file" and remove the old invalid login email address. I posted this here because it may show people the downside of giving Evernote multiple email addresses but I would also like to know the proper place to post my issue to receive any help or advice with the problem. UPDATE: I have figured out how to add a GMail subaddress and this worked to update my old invalid Evernote yahoo login address. However, I would advise all users to think twice before giving Evernote more than one email address at a time to avoid the hassle I have gone through.