jensen_g

Add me to the list of folks who are having continued problems with checkboxes being transformed into checklists which strikethrough completed items (unacceptable for my purposes). I have submitted tickets to Evernote over the past few months and it has fallen on deaf ears, nothing has been fixed and it is incredibly difficult to maintain basic lists of items if I do not want to use the "checklist" (strike through completed items) style. It's frustrating.

The system requirements article has been updated to include Big Sur. It appears that Evernote is now officially compatible with Big Sur!

I submitted a ticket to Evernote Support regarding Big Sure compatibility. At those time Evernote is NOT officially compatible with Big Sur, which is important because if you upgrade to Big Sur and have problems, Evernote would not support you. I expect that once they finish testing and officially support BIg Sur, the following article will be updated to reflect that: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/115012107027-Operating-system-requirements-for-Evernote

Evernote has just popped up a permissions request for Accessibility access. Is this legitimate? In System Preferences / Security & Privacy / Privacy / Accessibility, MacOS notes: "Allow the apps below to control your computer." What am I allowing Evernote to do with this access? MacOS Mojave 10.14.1

I agree that the truncated attachment names are quite limiting. While mousing over the attachment shows the full file name, for ease of browsing attachments it would be SO much easier if it would show the full file name, or at least a more generous number of characters in the preview.