JoeMoo

I'm not sure you read the suggestion clearly: with my notes within the shortcut sorted by name. So, if my shortcut is MyStuff, which happens to have 4 different tags attached to it, I almost always sort the notes within MyStuff alphabetically by name. Say I have over 100 notes in that shortcut. I want to jump to the one called Good Stuff by pressing Alt-N-G or something like that. I'd jump to Bad Stuff with Alt-N-B. If I press Alt-N-X and I don't have a note with a title starting with X it would jump to Your Stuff. All of that is happening in the same shortcut. No other shortcuts involved. I do not have 100s of shortcuts. I have hundreds of notes within a shortcut as I said.

I have thousands of notes, and shortcuts with over 100 notes. I normally work with my notes within the shortcut sorted by name. It would be much faster for me to work if there was a shortcut key to jump to the first character in my long list of notes--or even a clickable alphabet. Maybe Ctrl-t-j would jump to the first note with a title starting with j (or the next note if there is none). Ctrl-t-n would jump to the title startiting with n, etc. I love Evernote and have been a paying subscriber for years. I'm glad to see a new flurry of development.

I would love to help beta/determine use cases for this. The trade-off between complexity and usability is huge. I personally don't think of tasks being related to times of day--reminders/calendars seem to fit that bill. At the end of the day, an API to do help set/modify them would probably cover the specialized needs.

Maybe I'm missing it--I'm a long time happy premium user of Evernote, and I use tags very extensively. When I am creating a series of notes, I'm normally in the same context of a tag. Can the saved search filter stay on while I do that? I like that the new note defaults to containing the tag(s), but the filter keeps going away on me. Thanks!

I am a longtime generally very happy user of Evernote pro who is frustrated that this has not been implemented yet. I finally found a workaround on my Samsung Android which covers the problem with the body not picking up most shortcuts. It's clunky, and it costs $1.99, but the app it uses is very helpful in other contexts. I use Clipper Plus by rojekti. You can create a 'dynamic snippet' in there. I create one or more dynamic snippets with the date and/or time format I want, place the clipper app on the edge for quick availability. (If your Android is not Samsung, you may need to take a few extra steps for that part.) Then, in the context of my note, I slide the clipper app to the pop-up view, select the snippet, and long click to paste it into my note. Still quicker, formatted exactly how I want it, and less error prone than typing the date or whatever in the format I want. Even better, it works in other contexts besides Evernote. I would keep using it for other contexts even if Evernote finds a good way to address this.