plcoelho

The use of templates is a good recommendation when you are creating a note from scratch. In my case, almost all the time I am clipping information from the Web. Thus, the headers are defined by the Evernote clipper. This makes it necessary to reformat all headers. My suggestion is to have the header formats defined once (in the Preferences) and this would apply to all notes.

After clipping articles from the Web I have to reformat all the headers so my notes have an uniform look. It would save me a lot of time if one could define the format (font, size, color) for headers (large, medium and small) once (in Preferences) and these styles would apply to all notes.

It is a nice suggestion for creating new notes based on template. However, the use case I have in mind is when importing notes, specially from the Web.

The addition of a global template where one can define all attributes for headers, titles and notes default fonts would save a lot of time when importing notes from the Web (HTML). This user defined template would determine the format for all predefined styles.

A feature like "Format Painter" would exponentially expedite note formatting. Today, after importing a note, I need to carry out multiple formatting tasks so the new note adheres to my standard formatting template. An alternative would be to predefine styles for all header formats (large, medium, small header) and use it as a template when one imports notes. This is essential specially for notes imported from the Web (HTML).

I am having similar problem in my iPad (iOS 15.7). This is not the case in my iPhone (iOS 16.0.3). To work around the issue, I had to duplicate my note from the PC (which had the correct thumbnail), sync and later delete the one with the wrong thumbnail in my iPad. PS: I usually create my notes in my PC (Windows 11) and view them on my iOS devices.

Why is it so difficult to restore the function you had in Evernote 6 to copy tags? If I recall correctly, there was even a shortcut to speed things up. This is how it was done in version 6: 1. Select both the note containing the tags to copy AND the note you want to copy the tags to (this can be multiple notes). 2. Bring up the Tag dialog box (Ctrl+Alt+T) 3. Make sure the "Hide unassigned tags" check box is CHECKED. You should now see JUST the tags assigned to the note you are copying from. The checkboxes are gray because they are checked for the one note, but not the other. 4. Hit Select All and then OK.

I would REALLY APPRECIATE it if Evernote brought back this feature and also the ability to copy all tags from a previous notes -- as it was possible in version 6.

Sorry, but both answers still fall short of the mark. When doing research, I seldom do it at one go. So, I cannot just select all notes and assign the tags all at once. In addition, I sometimes use previously tagged notes to create a first cut and review tags as needed. What is the difficulty about not bringing back the "hide the unassigned tags" option? Just adjust the previous code to the new Evernote. I understand all the reasons that justified building a new app to make it an unified code across all platforms. It will be easier and cheaper to maintain. It also expedites features release in all devices. However, the new app still lacks many features that permit an user to have a more efficient experience and better control of the note format. Hopefully, the development team will manage to "restore" some of the functions that make Evernote a quick and effective way to capture data from multiple sources in multiple devices. Right now, I prefer using both the Legacy and the new app on my desktop. The former gives better control on the notes formatting and faster productivity. The latter provides better compatibility between the Web and the desktop app.

The option to "Hide unassigned tags" is a great time saver. When I am doing research, I usually collect several Web clippings on the same topic. After this harvest, I select one of the notes and assign all pertinent tags. Then, I select all clippings and using CTRL+ALT+T I make all selected notes share the same tags. Very fast and efficient. The new version requires a lot of extra effort to do the same task. So, please please bring back the "Hide unassigned tags" option back.

Same EN Windows, Clipper and Chrome setup. Using Win 10 version 2004. All other behavior with EN are normal. Anyway, thanks for the reply.

I use Evernote Windows and it has the following behavior: If I insert material using the Web Clipper, all images included in a article do not present the contextual menu that allows annotation & editing If I download image to my PC then paste (or drag) into the note, the contextual menu with the annotation options appear. What would be nice is to have images included in material clipped from the Web also present the annotation contextual menu.