agarcian

A blog is not a text editor, but it certainly can handle some basic things that Evernote is incapable of doing. And the argument it is not a text editor is invalid, then why EN is allowing you to do bullets? The problem is that they simply don't work. What a waste of time. I am out of here... We are simply trying to give feedback, because believe it or not, we love the product to the point of that, giving feedback and hoping that will help. You guys, the 'EN Evangelist' community are doing a disservice to EN. You are being defensive of something so blatantly obvious that removes any confidence in the forums and in evernote. Again, the impressions I am leaving with include that Evernote doesn't give a ***** about the product, and that they are happily leaving the work of defending the product to the evangelist, who are not really representing them well. Off I go!

How hard is to see that Evernote's text editor is subpar. There are some basic features that are not there, and there are many of those features. We simply wish that Evernote would do something about it. It seems to me and I believe to many users that text editing is at the core of Evernote, and the disregard from the company to do anything about really baffles many of us. We are not here to attack anyone, less an 'EN Evangelist'; but when we see that an 'EN Evangelist' doesn't want to see those shortcomings, that person is wasting their time, it is wasting every customer's time that take their time to write in here, and speaks very badly of evernote. They seem to simply have some people in the front lines fending off comments; rather than taking this valuable feedback into their core product. My only and last comment here and I leave with a few conclusions... - Evernote's text editor is really bad. - Evernote is not listening to their customers; they give a *****. That is what this forum tells me. Too bad for Evernote, and for us, their users.

Hi! Welcome to the forums. Could you provide us with specific problems you have on all the platforms? This might help the developers to better address the issues. If you have a developer at Evernote try to write a simple article in the editor, they will find how subpar the editor is. I don't think they need explicit pointers, it is so obvious the editor is so behind in functionality, they could fix it if they wanted it. Heck, even the editor in this forum is way better than in the app. It is amazing that a product of this recognition has such an awful text editor.