CptWasp

Yes, because Evernote is doing it in the wrong way (indeed the other client works). Evernote is a desktop client for windows, if certified for Win11 it should work with Win11. The old client works with Win11, and the new client is broken.

It's implementation related because with the old version of Evernote it worked smoothly. For sure Windows added the new tool for screenshots, but it is fully compatible with Evernote legacy.

sorry only for Win11

Starting from your suggestion (but I use a compact keyboard without prtscn!) I have found a perfect solution for me. Bind your mouse to WIN+SHIFT+S Select Screenshots as import folder in Evernote settings (after moving away old screenshots!) Now when you click your mouse button you can quick select the type of screenshot (even free mode) and it will be imported right away in Evernote. Better than before. Hope this helps other users as well. See you!

Thank you for your suggestion I will try it

I used the old desktop app: I configured inside it a shortcut for the screenshot feature and I bound the same shortcut to a side button of my logitech mouse. Pressing the button I took a screenshot dragging a rectangle with the mouse, and the captured image was silently converted to a note inside evernote. With the new desktop client clicking opens the windows app, and saving the screenshot in evernote requires me to manually open the app, manually create a note, manually add the screenshot to the note. Is there a way to "share" the screenshot from the windows app to evernote directly?

For me the screenshot-to-note feature was critical, I used it every 10 minutes for work, so this regression in functionality is terrible for me. I need that a note is directly created like in the old version. I think I will not renew my paid plan and search for better options.