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As far as searching through the annotations rather than the whole pdf, Adobe Acrobat lets you get a summary of both typed coments AND the text that you highlight in a pdf and plug that summary into the pdf or export it. You might then be able to restrict a search within evernote to that summary, perhaps if you put summaries into separate notes or something like that.

People have offered a lot of reasons, but I wonder if OneNote is taking over evernote users who rely on Windows, so they figure why bother implementing dark mode?

Just want to jump in here with a similar problem that is corrected but the info might be useful. Evernote version is 6.17.6.8292 (308292) Public (CE Build ce-62.1.7539) Computer info: A 2018 microsoft Surface Pro running up to date Win10 Pro. When using the regular evernote Windows app, if I open a new note, the text immediately looks extremely strange, more like what you see in a web-browser than a text editor, fuzzy as if magnified. My surface tablet main screen is set to 200X, which is the default setting for them. I moved the evernote window to a different screen but that didn't help any problems. Keyboard arrow movements work fine but 1. mouse clicks don't work, won't place the cursor at the point clicked, seems to be acting like the text it made up of large blocks, click in that block and the cursor doesn't move, click outside of it and the cursor jumps to a new position. (I want to be clear, there are no blocks visible, it's just acting like as if it couldn't see the individual letters) 2. Lines don't break/advance to next line, and run off the screen. 3. Can't use a slider to scroll off-screen to see that text either,in fact there is no slider. 4. The 'pick a template' icon that is in the main body of a new note, that icon/button doesn't work or respond at all. Turning off hardware acceleration in the app settings seemed to fix it so far. So for anyone having a similar problem, give that a try before being told to 'uninstall, delete, back up, rollback, then reinstall 3X while holding a rabbit's foot'.