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It looks like even though it says "Permissions Lost" they're really not lost. It is a bug in the software for sure. Pink Elephant's workaround works fine. Writing software is like whack-a-mole... you fix one thing and another problem pops up. It's just the nature of the beast. And then when you introduce a new feature, chasing all the new bugs starts all over again. It's annoying but as long as there's a workaround, it's tolerable. I'm willing to be patient. I still think Evernote is the best of them all!

This is a disaster! Please fix this!

When I have been frustrated with Evernote during the recent development process, I've tried Notion a number of times and... nope... Evernote still is the best. I'm really looking forward to the day when links can be created within a note (similarly to how Kindle allows jumping to a footnote and back again to the originating point in text) and also between notes from one part of a note to another part of a completely different note and back again.

I have a question about the new email feature! Does the Evernote App make a record of all the notes that have been shared via e-mail? It would be great if it did so a user can go back later and see what notes have been shared by email. Also, it will be vitally important to be able to send note contents in an encrypted form. The Evernote app should encrypt the email within the user's computer, send it, and the recipient should be able to decrypt the note in their computer whether they have or don't have Evernote. If they don't have Evernote, they should be able to decrypt the note contents via an appropriate web link through their browser. In this manner, the note contents will be secure while moving through the Internet.

Yeah, the old management dropped the ball, but the present one is doing a great job cleaning up the mess.

The idea of links within notes is exactly what I would like to see as well. However, I see there might be a big reason why this has not been accepted yet. Evernote, up to now, has been at least 5 different separate versions on the various platforms. To add a feature like this would have required 5 major, different software development projects. So the priority was set to consolidate everything onto one application and then start considering features to add. This way only one development project will be needed to add any major feature. Let's let Evernote complete its current effort and hopefully then they will start adding nea amazing features like Links Within Notes!

Another way to do it in (August 2019) is to go to "Format" / Tables > / Table Properties / Cell Background Color" and choose the desired colour from there. Then click OK and you're done.