Kruger2147

Agreed, the Android clipper is awful. I've resorted to saving just the URL, then re-clipping when I get home and can do it on my computer. Edit: I made a similar post on the Android section of the forum.

Evernote as a Progressive Web App would make for a fantastic, fluid experience. As far as I can tell the new Web Beta is an attempt to bring desktop features to the web client, a PWA would help build that UX for users. https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/

I'm sure this is on the list of things to do, just in case I figured I'd put a post up. The current Evernote Web Beta does not support Tag hierarchy, seeing as how every other platform does, the web version probably should too.

Great, they're obviously willing to update Notebooks, and since Notebooks are there too "aid in organization" we should be able to have more layers. Some people use Notebooks, others tags, most use a combination of both, I don't see why Evernote would want to limit how people organize their stuff.

No, folders are not a thing, but people, myself included, use Notebooks like folders. It helps set a firm organizational foundation.

Overall, I agree with this, I would still like to see one more layer of nested notebooks, it would help balance my workflow with school, as I could have a whole notebook for each class, even Evernote's blog recommends it. One more layer would allow for a big school stack instead of a bunch of smaller semester stacks, that gets messy pretty quickly.

I already use tags, I use them within a notebook. "Subject (topic 1)(topic 2)". If the argument is that tags have unlimited hierarchies, then what good are notebooks? May as well scrap notebooks, and use only tags. (The new Web Beta doesn't support nested tags, and I use a Chromebook as my main computer. I don't want to go through creating a bunch of nested tags, if it's going to be thrown out anyway). Also the current Evernote Web doesn't support clicking/selecting multiple tags at once for fast filtering.

Upvoted and throwing my 2 cents in. I use Evernote a lot for school. I don't need a crazy amount of nesting, but one more layer (making a total of three layers) would be nice. I would like to set up my School stack so that I could have a School stack with a notebook for a current class at the top level, then when the semester is done, I could move the whole notebook into an archive. I can do this with 3 layers: School Class 201 Class 202 School Archive Class 101 Class 102 Instead, this is my current setup: School Current Semester (tag:class 201, tag:class 202) School Archive (tag:class 101, tag:class 102) It does the job, but isn't as clean, especially if I need to go back and reference notes in previous classes.

Evernote already has the capability to tag notes with a location, it would be super useful if it took it one step further an used location for reminders. For example, having a notification/reminder of your shopping list when you arrived at the grocery store, having your notes for a meeting popup when reaching a clients office, or class notes when you get to school. Google has already built several location API's to tie into, making it a little easier to build and not a whole lot of maintenance. https://developers.google.com/location-context/

@jyl Maybe let Ian be CEO for more than 5 minutes before calling for his head on a pike?

Update: Highlighting for Web is live in the Beta!

Yep. It'd also be great if EN Web had this, or had highlighting at all....

I use a Chromebook, most of my Evernote usage is with the web client. This is a sorely needed feature, it's almost 2019, and still nothing. Any news about this @Shane D. @Chantal Leonard?

IS it possible to highlight text in Evernote Web yet? I'm thinking about switching back to Evernote from Pocket, because search and tagging is so much better, but not being able to highlight important text from saved articles would be a deal breaker. I tried formatting options and couldn't find anything, and the last post about it that i found on these forums is from 2016.