Bruce Brownlee

Super glad for your taking a shot at it, bless you! I'm grateful for all the help I can get, believe me! And I love using Evernote. It's got some clunkiness to it, but it sure passes the big test for me - it's handy.

Thanks kindly for pointing this out. I use that control (in the de-selected mode) so that I can make to-do lists that I can read back later. I add a paragraph of text and then insert a checkbox in front of the text to build a home-made checklist. But that is a little tedious, so I was hoping that there was a way to make completed Tasks more legible. Sadly, the Strikethrough option shown above only applies to checklists, with no effect on Tasks inserted into Notes. But you are on the right track.

Make the appearance of completed tasks readable so they can be used for morning status reporting. In the current 10.59.5 for Mac with dark mode, completed tasks are grayed out and lined-through, making them very difficult to read. It would be much better if the text were not grayed out and lined-through. Just a bright completed checkbox is sufficient to indicate completion - there's no need to obscure the entire task and it's information.

Stack search is my default search method. Not being able to select a stack and then search is really a hurdle. This needs a fix. Typing "stack:" is primitive. Forcing me back from GUI to command line. Yuk.