r91085

In the 10.82.2, I saw a bug fixed related to Chinese keyboard input. But my issue still exists. Here is more information about this issue : 1. If the font size has been changed, then the first character after a line break will always get this problem. 2. If the font size is never changed, then this problem will happen in first input. But if using the "Backspece" to delete the first input content of the line and reinput new content. Then the second input will not encounter this problem.

When using the Chinese input method, the first character after a line break will directly output the phonetic symbols upon typing, but this issue does not occur in the following typing.

I used the legacy version before and I can assign a notebook ( not the default notebook ) for screenshot from my desktop. Now I switch to the 10 version and I can not find this settings. My screenshot just add to the default notebook. Is there any way to have this setting back ? Thanks for the help.

I used it a lot, but it is all based on the local content and need some time to wait it analyzing the data. This is not the behavior I say. If you ever use something like Raindrop, they can save the link immediately without no delay because it backup the web content on the server side later not from you local content.

I hope there is a mode to quickly create a full-page backup on the server side and add it as a note, just like what Raindrop and Pocket do. When I want to capture the local style, I can use the current mode; when I want to back up quickly for later reading, I can capture more quickly using Raindrop's method. This mode can allow users to directly replace existing bookmark backup software with Evernote and build on Evernote's existing powerful search capabilities. (This software, Cubox, has already have these two modes. This could make the user )

It seems not working anymore in google search ?

I'm just bringing up the features I want, of course, everyone will have different needs, and I might be in the minority. But many of the premises you've mentioned are not necessarily factual. For example, the need to rewrite the entire software or that it is incompatible with older versions. These things can only be assessed after looking at the source code, and different engineers may come up with different solutions; it may not be as difficult as you say. I think attaching other files is not as convenient, at least compared to native support, it's a suboptimal solution. But you may not agree with this idea either, and I can understand that many people may not like the same things as I do. If this is not a feature that everyone thinks is good, then there's no need to implement it. But before confirming whether this feature can add value to the software, I don't think we need to bring in engineering difficulty to discuss. Commercial companies need to consider commercial costs, but engineering costs are not a constant number. I'm an engineer, and I've seen experts easily solve problems I feel difficult, and I've also easily solved engineering problems that others feel difficult. So there's no need to prematurely discuss technical difficulty from an outsider's perspective, as it varies greatly from person to person and situation to situation. But I think I understand your other points. If most people don't need this feature, then it naturally may not be implemented. And I'm just suggesting what I personally think is a better way. Not only for mindmaping, having a multi-level tree structure is what I consider to be a more flexible way of organization.

Sure, a tree-like data structure would require a significant amount of engineering work, but it's not impossible. Many software programs are designed with this structure from the beginning. It's quite peculiar to me that Evernote can only support a two-tier notebook structure at most. If this limitation were to be lifted, the entire notebook structure could potentially be navigated in a mindmap style, which I believe would be a tremendous leap forward.

The best Chinese equivalent to Evernote is the solution, really hoping to see it come to fruition. I also want the evernote can change the concept of a notebook. Let each note can be a container to contain other notes like the notebook currectly but also allow it has its own note cotent. The whole structure should be like a tree and we can just use a mindmap kind of view to explore the whole note content. https://fishcodelib.com/codelib.htm is a software that allow unlimited level of note created