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Got it - We added a feature to scroll past the end by a few lines, but I hear you wanting to scroll past by a lot more. We'll look into this. Thanks for the request!

On 8/21/2016 at 4:31 AM, jim232777 said:

I'm another long-time user, and primarily use web interface, as I run Linux and a Chromebook (some also on a corporate Windows box, where I'm not supposed to install software).  Old version is much more functional (won't rehash all the areas...) but I am now afraid to do another trial on the new version to avoid risk that the option to switch back will disappear.

@jim232777 If you have an older account, you should be able to try the new version without worry. You should be able to switch back in settings if you have an account that was created before August of last year. @JuanAraya Any newer accounts will only have access to the new web client. 

Evernote has a presence in China called Yinxiang. Depending on where you are located, we may auto-redirect you to our yinxiang site, which is exclusively in Chinese. There may be a banner that pops up that allows you do avoid this redirect - we're looking into it. I know we also allow you to switch to our "Evernote International" service on this page app.yinxiang.com/Login.action

We'll look into this a little further and I'll update if I have more info. In the meantime, I know some browsers offer the user the option to translate pages (e.g. Chrome).

Hi Aseem! Thanks for the idea. It's one we've heard before, but it's generally been directed at the desktop teams. As a workaround, I know there are extensions that shut down certain tabs if you haven't looked at it in a while - possibly it could be configured to password protect certain sites? Haven't looked into it, tbh

14 hours ago, KinoP said:

It causes the browser to popup a dialog to save the web page.

 

If the app is auto-saved, please disable "Ctrl + S" and show some text like "Don't worry, it's auto saved "  somewhere at corner.

 

Thanks!

Hey Kino! Unfortunately we can't override browser-controlled keyboard commands. If your browser wants to save the webpage with that key command, then your browser will try to save the webpage

Thanks for the request!

Hi! With our beta editor update, we've made some progress on this. Now, as in the mac client, the user to scroll about one line past the end. Can you try it out and let me know what you think? It's not as dramatic as the atom editor.

You should be able to switch to the Classic Evernote for Web in Settings by going to:
Settings>Account Summary>Evernote Web>Go back to old version

@Paulo Diovani Thanks for the feedback! This isn't currently on our backlog, as we're focused on allowing users to edit notes as quickly as possible. The Mac Client works like the web client, with all notes being editable as soon as your launch.

Hi Tyler! Thanks for the feature idea. This is a request we've been getting from our users, so we're looking into what's required to get this off the ground. Thanks for your patience as we work towards this.

Hey folks! Thank you for the feedback, and sorry these have gone unanswered for so long. We know that the new web client in it's current state isn't ideal for some of our power users, and we're working on some stuff under the hood to allow us to make this better. Keep your feedback coming.

We just started rolling out a new web client editor that will have some of these changes.

Full post here: 

Oh whoops, I was wrong! You can pick a specific notebook for the widget but not your notebook list. Thanks for the correction, gazumped

Hi JDish! Can you send me the sites that fail 100% of the time? This will help us make fixes.

This isn't something we're currently working on. One thing you could do, if you wanted easy access to your notebooks, would be to use the List Widget and set it so that it shows your Notebook list.

Hello! Can you give us some specific links that you've tried where the clipper has failed? You mentioned NYTimes, but some specific article links can help us solve the problem. If you could share the note links of the "erratic" results, that would be helpful as well.

To follow up on PJT's note... You can sign up for the beta community by following the step-by-step here: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s76/sh/01157eeb-9e09-4ae9-9694-a3b5efa14d0f/aa73f9be7382b91ef29be31a59ac2e13

We will put out a beta with the new editor (as week as some other awesome features and improvements) in the next week. Sign up and stay tuned

Wow - this one is tough to read. As some of you may be aware, we've recently made some changes at Evernote - one of the biggest is a re-investment in our core experiences like note editing, searching and syncing. Here's a blog post with a little more detail:

https://blog.evernote.com/blog/2015/09/22/the-future-of-writing-in-evernote/

TLDR; We're completely overhauling the editor in all of our Evernote clients. The baseline for Mac and Windows has been released, and Android is hopefully going to be in beta in the next 3 weeks. This includes the "tap to edit" behavior described in this thread. It also focuses on some long standing inconsistencies in the way notes are displayed - especially with images, tables, and lists.

There will be a broader announcement when we're ready, but I wanted to reply here because, frankly, it's a little embarrassing to have let this go so long without a response. We really our sorry and are working to make it better.

P.J.

This isn't currently something we're thinking about, but we can add it to the list. Can you give me some more details about why this would be useful?