John Doe99

Can someone please post the resolution here? I'm having the same issue. Thx!

Hi folks -- I've been a dedicated Evernote user since 2011, but am seriously considering migrating to a different application. My main question is: if I downgrade from "Personal" to "Free," will I still be able to access my approx. 20 notebooks and ~3,500 notes? My plan is to migrate the most important notes to my new application, but I would want to keep Evernote as a reference for my existing/older notes. The "Free" tier says that you are restricted to "creating 1 notebook." Does that mean that I would still be able to access my already-created 20 Notebooks? The "Free" tier also says you can "create up to 50 notes." Does that mean I would still be able to access by already-created ~3,500 notes? Thx! John P.S. I didn't come here to beat up Evernote, but in case folks are curious, these are my main reasons for planning to migrate: - Overall the app has, in recent years, become more clunky/cluttered/slow/always updating. I value speed, simplicity, and reliability, and these all seem to be suffering. - The price keeps going up. In 2022, I paid $70. In 2023, I paid $78. This year it looks like the price will nearly double to $130. Evernote is worth quite a bit to me, but that amount is starting to exceed the value I get from it.

@gazumped -- Awesome! Thank you! Just installed Mac legacy. Perfect! Ahhhh!

Platforms that I need the prior versions for: Mac iOS I've been a loyal and paying customer since 2011 and I've loved every minute with Evernote.... until the recent new version. Which is terrible. See the "Hate the new Evernote" thread for lots of examples why. I'm cautiously optimistic that they will sort things out, but in the meantime, my only viable option is to downgrade. (No, I can't migrate to another platform. I have way to much data and workflow investment to do that.) Thank you!