Hi @Wilburguy and @gustavgi, thanks for reporting this. This is definitely not expected behavior. If you're willing, I'd like to gather a few details from each of you, to see if we can better understand what is causing a degradation in performance on your iPads.
@Wilburguy What iPad model do you have?
You mention offline notebooks - are those still in the process of downloading? (Indicated by the progress bar underneath the notebook titles.) Performance could potentially slow down a bit if all notebooks are still downloading - but that should resolve itself once they are done.
Would you be able to provide an activity log and send it to me via DM? To access this, open the settings menu from the 'gear' icon at the top of left sidebar, then Support > Activity Log. You can email the file to yourself first and then attach it to the message.
@gustavgi What iPad Pro model do you have?
The behavior in the video is of course egregiously slow, and absolutely unexpected. Does that happen every time you try to expand a section, or is it specific to one area?
Is anything else going on within the app while this is happening? For example - are you also downloading offline notebooks? Is the app still syncing notes from the service (if so, it would say 'Syncing...' next to the 'All notes' header)?
Could you also provide me with an activity log via private message, following the same steps as above?
Thanks in advance.
@Morris Wang Hi! I recommend trying to reset network settings from your iPhone settings. Once in Settings, go to General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. Note that this may require you to re-enter any WiFi passwords you have previously set up, but these steps usually fix this issue.
Hi! There isn't currently a way to clip a simplified article on iOS using the Evernote clipper. However here's a good workaround, if you use Safari and are Plus or Premium: put the web page in 'Reader mode' (the 3 lines to the left of the URL), and then send it to your Evernote email address through the share menu.
Reader mode will strip all ads and extraneous content just like Simplified Article does, and this format will carry over to your note when you send it to Evernote via email. Note that reader mode is available for most pages, but not all.