markdolph

8 minutes ago, gazumped said:

Evernote have specifically said they're not - though there is some offline storage of notes to allow for editing and searches when not connected.  

Thanks! That's useful information that I feel I should have  known.  Is there a place where changes in this new release have been summarized?

1 minute ago, gazumped said:

Since there's no local storage in v10 it apparently isn't set up to generate a link that could be opened in the legacy app.  You're going to have to continue the legacy version for that...

Oh!  Do you know if they're going to support local storage in a feature version?

10 minutes ago, gazumped said:

Hi. If you haven't already done so, I'd suggest (re)installing the legacy version and using that where v10 isn't yet ready. Install an older version of Evernote

Probably the smarter idea.  This release is more of a beta than anything further.  That said, I'm hopeful that the more issues that are reported, the faster they can get to a full commercial release.

Before we had the option of choosing which application to open a pdf attachment.  Now it seems we can only use preview.

I'm using running Evernote under Mac OS Catalina 10.15.7

The in-app link opens the note in the EN application.  However, it does it not open the note in its notebook.  It opens it in 'All Notes'.

The browser link opens the note in the browser.  It used to open in the app too.

Note links do not work.  

You can find the URL in the 'Note info'

Notes imported into Evernote using the web clipper have their Source URL's missing.