car2nwallaby

Ugh. Why does people requesting a feature make you so angry? Why do you get such joy from telling people they're wrong? Isn't the whole point of companies in a capitalist economy to do their best to provide what consumers want? Or do you prefer an economy in which consumers must justify their requests in front of a panel, only getting what the apparatchiks deem they really "need"? The fact that a feature does not exist, and yet people carry on, does not imply that it would not be useful. Allow me to demonstrate the logical fallacy. By your logic: Evernote did not exist for the first 300,000 years of Homo sapiens existence, yet humanity survived, ergo Evernote is not important. Same for computers. And light bulbs. People got by just fine without any of these for eons. Therefore, no one should have spent their time developing them, and if all were to disappear, no one should complain. Please, before you say tabs are not useful, count the number of people who have posted in this "Product feedback/feature requests" forum, requesting tabs, and then count the number who have trouble understanding why. There are 4 pages in this thread; it shouldn't take too long. I'll give you a hint: the only "nay" is you.

Pink Elephant. This is a thread titled “Restore multiple tabs”. In this thread are 4 pages full of posts from users requesting multiple tabs. It requires no vast leap to assume they do not need me to explain to them why they, themselves, are here requesting multiple tabs. If you have nothing of value to contribute, please feel free to refrain from posting. I will not reply to you again.

For everyone following this topic: Evernote just asked me to take a survey about my priorities. Please take this survey if/when it pops up for you and tell them to: Please bring back multiple tabs!

Right on time.

Cue Pink Elephant to tell you you’re wrong

You've made all these points a multitude of times already, but they don't seem to be helping much other than your commenter score.

“Forget about urging action”… interesting. I would think companies would value user input. They do have this Idea section, after all.

Need tabs.

It would be great if when you open a note, it automatically scrolled to your previous location from the last time you had that note open. Right now, if you have to switch back and forth between notes, you also have to scroll around to find your previous location. This is doubly cumbersome since tabbed windows disappeared in the newest iteration (please fix that too).

Bump. (?)