Diversions

Hello-- I tried using the web client because the app was so damn slow on my old MBP. Despite using Safari 14.0.3, I kept getting this error on one corner of the interface. The only way to get rid of it is to resize the browser window so that the error remains outside of the bounds of the browser. Bloody annoying. Sigh. How I miss the good old days. *D

This has been my lot every time I launch the Evernote App for IOS. I get this error, and I have to "Reload Evernote" about a dozen times before the damn application finely loads up properly. What gives?

I have no words to properly express the amount of utter frustration this update has caused. I've been a premium member is 2013. My entire professional and personal life is documented on Evernote. I have 26,000 notes. The efficiency and streamlined workflows I've built up over the past few years are disrupted by how slowly the system sync's. Worse, I have notes that are rolled back WHILE I am editing them. It must be because of the limited bandwidth I have to work with. But that's why I stuck with Evernote for so long. It had such a strong OFFLINE component that I never had to worry about my data. Well. I'm just frustrated and sad. I'll hang on for a bit using the Legacy version. But that's only half my workflow. So I'm going to try to restore my phone from a backup and see if I can get it to work. But that's just to help me ease out of this stupid mess. Sigh.

I would also like this feature back because the photo saving / sync'ing is completely unreliable at the moment. I've lost so many photos because the app would just ***** up during sync and only some (or NONE) of the photos would sync. I ultimately lost those photos. I'm getting sick and tired of all these bugs.

I agree. Premium user since 2013. And this is unusable.

Thanks. Am already queued in the chat support. This is gonna take forever, though. It always does.

Same issue. I'm running Safari 13.0.2 with MacOS Mojave (10.14.6). Cannot download from Mac App store. It just downloads and then stops showing the cloud icon.