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"The best digital handwriting on iPad"

They do advertise handwriting support - and have ever since they bought Penultimate (which I also did, but for much less )

Every so often I pop back to see if Evernote has done anything to evolve it's handwriting support - and every couple of years I'm disappointed again. I was a paid Penultimate user, and Evernote user, when Evernote bought that product in 2012. I was so excited that these products would merge and evolve together to provide a one stop shop for notetaking on an iPad. But alas, Penultimate has withered on the vine of zero development for over 10 years now. Certainly can't claim to be "The best digital handwriting on iPad" - as it's app description states. Thus we're left with workarounds, importing and exporting notes to use what should be such a natural fit. What disappoints me the most is seeing all the development work that has gone into creating and adding tasks, not that this is a bad thing - but not something I was looking for from a premium note taking app. I'm hanging in there as an Evernote user for now - but am on the cusp of moving to OneNote, which I pay for anyway with an MS subscription. Not expecting any change after 10 years, just wanted to express my feelings - perhaps as part of the grieving process of leaving.

Yippee - so nice to have this functionality back (well, mostly back - still have to click on title) but this is much better for me. Hope this doesn't impact those who got used to this feature not being there.

Thanks Don Dz - have upvoted (is that really a word?).

Please, please bring this back as an option. I don't need todos in Evernote (but appreciate those who might) - but taking away functionality rather than making it optional is infuriating.