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@AC11, Yes, that a good use case for this feature as I have the exact same scenario. These notes are invaluable to me as collections over similar types of information but would be unmanageable to be broken into hundreds of smaller notes. The “Anchor” feature that exist in HTML would work perfectly and is a proven, valuable approach to solving this problem for many decades now. If we can just get the attention of the Evernote developers to implement this capability, that would be great.

@Grant837 I think Evernote is a great product and have not encountered any serious issues with it for years. I don’t see Evernote in survival mode but in transition mode. I’m hopeful for the future of this product and the developers now taking over the product development.

@Grant837, let me try to reiterate the request here. The best technical way to describe this feature request is to parallel it to how anchor tags work on a webpage. Now if the reader has never developed a basic webpage, this description will not make sense, but since most developers of the Evernote product likely have, I'm hopeful this will be helpful to them. My feature request would allow the following. A user can put a link into any part of an Evernote document. A user can put an "anchor" into any location of an Evernote document. For instance, the user may have a 10-page Evernote document containing a term they have defined somewhere else. They could place an "anchor" (or whatever Evernote decides to call these) at that term definition so the inserted link described above would take the user to that anchor location. A link should follow the same web usability standards and be represented with an underline. Hovering over the link would provide a popup with details about where the link would take them. It might also provide a short summary of the words where the anchor is located, thus negating the need to click the link unless greater detail is needed. This is the easiest way I know how to describe this feature. Model the functionality after the way the web and HTML have been performing this identical functionality for the past 25 years.

I agree @agsteele. With Evernote under new management, maybe feature request like this will make it to the working backlog to be developed not too far down the road. I am a huge Evernote fan and use this tool everyday, all day. As it stands, it’s perfect for most of the things I need it to do and very reliable. I hate to see Evernote move from the US to out of the country as this company has been around for a very long time in California. Regardless, I want to support the new engineering team that will be taking over the development. Have a great day @agsteele

@BrandonT, we just need to keep asking and keeping it in front of the Evernote Dev’s. I’m optomistic we will eventually see this capability added.

@Grant837 great point. Thanks for your support on this topic.

PinkElephant, please remove your comments. They add no value here. I've gone ahead and reported you again to Evernote for continuing harassment.

PinkElephant, mind your own business.

When you consider the alternatives and how long Evernote has been in the market providing a very stable product, I vote for the Evernote team to dive in and meet the need for Family Sharing. Maybe a family gets five family accounts for $99 a year, something like that would totally be worth it to me.

Now that Evernote supports links to other documents how about an enhancement so that links can link to a section within a document? This would work the same way Anchor tags work on a webpage. I would personally like to have "Anchor Links" at the top of some Evernote documents that would take me to a certain section of that same document. This would work much like a Table of Contents. I could see other individuals wanting to link to sections in separate documents, again working much the way the web does. I appreciate your consideration. Greg Paskal

An Evernote for Family option would be perfect. I would gladly pay for a family plan.