Kirby Krieger

+1.

It makes Evernote untrustworthy.

It's not just line-breaks.  Clip (afaict _anything_) from the Web, and play around with deleting line-returns (if that's what they are) by forward-deleting with the cursor at the end of the line, and deleting with the cursor at the start of a line.  Mayhem.

I also like when I paste with the cursor at the end of the Note and the clipboard contents are inserted at the beginning of the Note.

Evernote.mac 5.5.1 on OS X 10.8.5.

+1.  On my big and getting rotund list of seemingly obvious basic features that are missing.

Does it help to apply the "Simplify Formatting" command on "jumbled" Notes?  Open a Note, tap the ellipsis icon, and select "Simplify Formatting".

I don't know a way to change the font size on the iPad.  You can try the "out-pinch" gesture to make the current page/frame larger.

You can open any PDF in a Note on your iPad, tap the Annotate icon, and draw on the PDF to your heart's content, as well as use the other annotation tools (Stickers, Shapes, Arrows, Text).

Does that not provide the functionality you seek?

Yes, they have undertaken a huge task and I know that simple is a relative term.

They are rolling out all the time with new features, so I guess they are more than able to handle it 

And they have a revenue stream any business would envy    .  Afaict.

+1, though I'd much rather see this functionality implemented as true electronic outlining (expand/collapse any item to show/hide its children) in the Note body.

Be aware that one of Evernote strengths — that it works as seamlessly as possible on multiple operating systems — means that almost nothing is simple to implement.  "Get dressed" may seem simple.  It gets less simple when spoken to children.  Now imagine a room full of people of all ages from all over the world, each speaking a different language.  That's the task Evernote has undertaken.

+1.  Find and Replace has been a standard part of text editing since … before PopDos?  (It's _so_ standard that a search for "OS X find replace" turns up programs which search and replace across multiple files.  _This Web form_ is more sophisticated than Evernote's Note editor:

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There are several work-arounds.  Here are two:

"Evernote ▹ Services ▹ New TextEdit Window Containing Selection".  Then in TextEdit "Edit ▹ Find ▹ Find & Replace".  The copy all and paste back over selection in Evernote.  (I have this Service; not sure where I got it.)

Use Keyboard Maestro, which has an action for searching and replacing the system clipboard contents.