Paul B.

Would this fix it on Mac too?

Same here (can't copy internal link after a while of using Evernote). It works for a bit then I have to restart Evernote to get it working again. MacOS 13.4.1(c) Evernote 10.58.8-mac-ddl-public (4175) Editor: v172.19.3 Service: v1.69.5 I even tried downloading the version from the website (as opposed to the Apple Store) as suggested above. No improvement. I've opened a support call with Evernote. I hope they react smartly as linking notes together is what makes Evernote better than Apple Notes!

I have Evernote 10.58.8-mac-mas-public (459909) Editor: v172.19.3 Service: v1.69.5 on Mac OS 13.4.1 and pasting sometimes fails. Once it has started failing it fails consistently until I restart Evernote.

Exactly. MacOS is managing how full my disk really is (meaning, keeping as much iCloud stuff as it can on the local drive, making it offline available.) So, this warning message is meaningless and irrelevant. Surely, we should be able to switch off this warning on MacOS? Please?

I WAS having trouble with Evernote syncing on iOS. I would make a minor edit to a very short note (3 lines) and wait for over a minute before the little "tick" in the top left would change to an open left bracket. If I tried to rush this syncing (eg by switching to a different app while waiting) then I would either ultimately get 2 copies of the note OR some of the new text I typed would simply be missing. Eventually I looked through the posts on the forum and decided to try marking fewer of my notes as "available offline". My sync response time has returned to normal. I have no idea whether I had burst a limit on : Number of notes offlined Total GB offlined Memory in my iPhoneXS or whether there was a corruption somewhere. If it was a corruption, I wonder if the note (or index) is still corrupted up on the servers or whether it was just my local copy (or index) that was corrupted? I currently have 72GB/256GB mem Free on my iPhoneXS. I'm afraid I did not look at this figure before I un-offlined lots of notes, though no other apps were protesting in any way. Fortunately it seems to be working happily again at the moment.

A couple of times recently, I've had these strange symptoms where, as I'm typing, Evernote makes a new copy of a note (or even several new copies). Each one contains a little more of my newly entered text. I haven't been able to reproduce this on demand but wanted to let you know in case anyone else reports a similar problem. 10.24.3-mac-mas-public (458822) Editor: v134.0.17043 Service: v1.41.4 © 2019 - 2021 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved

I'm happy for you! I waited almost a week but then decided to uninstall/lose those clips/reinstall. Very unsatisfactory from a mostly wonderful product :-(

Bloojean: Deinstalling and reinstalling the App presumably loses the clips that have not yet been imported?

I have this same problem on MacOS 10.15.7: Large sections of some notes under Evernote 10.4.4 show as "html content" and are no longer editable. Did you receive examples of the problem for your investigations? Do you want any more examples? Is there a fix to make it editable again (apart from going back to V7.14 which, thankfully still works? Version 7.14 (458244 Direct) Editor: 69.3.10951 (15add1e) versus v 10.4.4 build 458403 public Editor: v112.1.14477 Service: v1.23.6 © 2019 - 2020 Evernote Corporation. All rights reserved

Evernote support just replied to me (16 Nov 2020) : <<< This is a known issue and we are working on it diligently. As a workaround, you may leave the Evernote app open to let it sync for a few hours. >>>

Same problem here. But I guess that by deleting the app and re-installing it, you lose the not-yet-imported clips, right?

Evernote on Mac. Latest updates to MacOS (10.15.3) and to Evernote (Version 7.14 (458244 Direct)). Thanks.

Dear Evernote, If I am roughly half-way through a note and then I “Search” within the note for a “string", then the current behaviour is that it finds all occurrences of “string” and shows me the first “string" in the note. Please can it show me the first “string" AFTER my current cursor position? As regards backwards compatibility, I suppose that you may have to make this a Search-Option setting, but that’s OK. Thanks, Paul

When I go back into a note at any time (even after logging out!) please can Evernote remember where my cursor was - and position me at that place automatically, rather than at the beginning? Amongst other things I use Evernote for a work diary and scrolling down to the last entry every time seems like a good task for the computer, rather than for me!