Mike P

I've reluctantly just upgraded to 10.87.5 which had been causing me problems until I downgraded. Picking up the three points: 1. Clicking the arrow to the left of the main tag in the sidebar displays the sub tags 2. Clicking the arrow to the left of the tag in the shortcuts does not display the sub tags -a bug in 10.87 to add to the already long list of "things that 10.87 broke." 3. If I select a tag and then use the drop down from the blue lozenge I am able to select "Include sub-tags"

I wasn't aware that you could ever hover over a tag to display it's subtags. You can certainly click on the arrow to the left of it to get the sub tags, and that continues to work for me in both the main tag list and shortcuts.

Thankfully this is not true. An EN internal link in a MS Word document on my PC will happily open the EN app on my PC and go to the note. In fact I can open the run command in windows, paste in the EN internal link and it will take me to the note Not surprisingly, the problem comes when you want to open an app on your computer via a link in the web (Google docs).

When I try to make a link in a Google doc using an EN internal link (evernote:///view..) Google docs tells me it is not a valid url An alternaive is to add the weblink format and that takes me to the Web version of Evernote. You haven't shared what device you are wanting to do this on so this may or may note be an acceptible work flow.

Some great suggestions already by @PinkElephant and @AlbertR. Just a couple of comments 1. Boolean search is great, easy to understand and allows complex searches with brackets etc. However if all you want is any of a list of tags the old fashioned search syntax any: works well and is less typing! any: tag:tag1 tag:tag2 tag:tag3 2. If you just want a tag or any of it's sub-tags don't forget the drop down in the blue tag lozenge after you select the top level tag I wish there was an option in the main filter to select notes containing any of multiple tags rather than all of them, but at least you can do it manually.

I don't think the issue is really the frequency of the releases per se, but the quality of the releases and the fact that releases often break things that were working perfectly well before. I think people were hoping that taking it a little slower would mean more opportunity to test and catch these things. This in turn would lead to fewer "emergency releases" to correct things. e.g the current release needed a fix release to get the keyboard shortcut to shortcuts working again.

This is the main reason I using tagging as my primary organisation method. Often I can't pigeon hole a note into just one category. If I didn't use tags I would create a note with the same title and an internal link to the note, which could then be put in a different notebook.

100% agree with this. I'm also really concerned that when new features are introduceed there is a "tick the box and move on" culture. Time is not spent improving the feature beyond the basics. So we get new features that are just about useable but not a pleasure to use. Tasks is a good example of this. Well over a year before some of the things people said at the time were needed were introduced.

The problem I was finding is the following: Imagine a daily task which you have completed but it is still showing today in the task view but tomorrow in the note. Completing it again was moving the "real" date from tomorrow to the next day. So a real chance of it not appearing on tomorrows task list.

It's working on 10.86.5 - I downgraded because of all the problems with 10.87. It's looking a bit like a reincarnation of the infamous 10.59.5!

Also rolled back to 10.86.4 which seems to be working correctly.

Also having huge problems with marking recurring tasks as complete in 10.87.3. Thankfully I don't seem to be having issues with sorting.

There is alot here that hasn't really been thought through. EN chose to make the TOC links regular EN links with an extra bit to indicate the section. Regular EN links do update if you display them in "Title" or "Preview" modes. But if you do that every link is named as the name of the note.and no longer seems to work Also, while you are exploring collapsible sections and internal TOC, you will find that a TOC to a sub section doesn't work if the main section is collapsed. I hope these things will get sorted but I'm slightly concerned that EN have a "tick the box and then move on" approach to new features. So they sort of work, but could be so much better.

Agreed. People started asking for it as soon as collapsible headings were released!

Sadly 10.87.3 has introduced features I don't personally need, a new bug that is going to further hamper my use of the app and no resolution of the existing bugs that are important to me. My patience is beginning to wear thin.

In 10.87.3 I can't get the keyboard shortcuts that open the shortcuts to work. Worked in the previous release. Can anybody else confirm this. 10.87.3-win-ddl-public (20240507131002) Editor: v178.1.10 Service: v1.105.2 © 2019 - 2024 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved

I think you are going to be a little more clear: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IA I don't understand this either. Whih three dots, where? Although search has some major problems, normal text searches and searches containing advanced search syntax seem to work fine for me.

Who knows. Reading does not necessarily mean they will do something about it - either because they deem it to be low priority or they actively don't want to change it. Sometimes, but very rarely these days, they will even respond to issues raised in the forums.

I don't think this is new - I seem to recall it being mentioned a long time ago, but unfortunately I can't find the post.

This will not delete the database which may have been corrupted. You need to either signout and choose to "remove my Evernote data from this device"as I suggested or uninstall the app using something like Revo uninstaller (free)

You can also search directly for the contents of this field using an undocumented piece of advanced search syntax - sourceurl: So to find all the notes that I have clipped from the bbc website: sourceurl:https://www.bbc.co.uk* Unfortunately you do need to put in the https:// at the beginning as, in EN, wild card characters do not work at the beginning of a string. The asterix at the end finds all urls that begin with https://www.bbc.co.uk

The problem happens if you click a link which is in a filtered list or a list of search results. Various workarounds have been suggested in this thread: Opening links in their own Window works well. So ctrl+click a text style link or shift + double click a title or preview style link. The other way is to keep your note but delete the search - details of how you can do that are in the attacched thread. I really can't understand why this problem has not been solved by EN. It's been a problem for months.

I agree that this is odd. I would expect clicking the numbered list icon (or using the keyboard shortcut) to turn off the numbered list would not delete the number. My solution is just to use backspace as soon as the list mode cuts in. So in your case I type {7}{.}{space} and EN converts it into a list. Then I type {Backspace} and it is returned to normal text and I can continue typing as normal.

Have you tried the web version of EN to see if the problem is there as well? If it is OK on the web then it sounds like a local issue. You can refresh your local data by signing out of EN and choosing "remove my Evernote data from this device". I assume clicking the task name does not give you the normal task pop up.

The new EN internal TOC relies on note links. So if you have a note within a filtered list, which contains an internal TOC, and click on one of the links in the contents either nothing will happen or you will go somewhere completely random like Home. There are so many isuues with search/filter that I'm coming to the conclusion that EN's preferred search method is that you just go to the right notebook and scroll. The relatively small number of complaints on these forums about issues like this one, suggest that is what people do.