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Now, two years later, on iOS 15.1, it's Settings > Face ID & Passwords Enter your 6-digit passcode Use Face ID for... and choose the app(s) EverNote is on the list of apps. Now go to EN > three horizontal lines bottom left > wheel top right > choose Passcode Enter your 4-digit passcode > turn on Require passcode and, finally, Unlock with Face ID.

After all, the “standard solution” is merely a work-around. CS has confirmed to me that the development team is aware of the requests of so many, namely to give us back full font control, including setting of defaults. All kinds of fancy stuff is being implemented, instead of the basics. The few font styles offered is obviously not good enough for those whe need full formatting capacity. Install EverNote Legacy if you need full formatting. So far running the two EverNotes simultaneously works flawlessly. Although I prefer to run one or the other to avoid possible saving conflicts.

Alex9999 May I suggest to install Evernote Legacy which sports all fonts and sizes.

Yes, PinkElephant, our EN files are too valuable as to risk further conflicts. It is easy to close down EN, use the Legacy client, fix the font problems, and then open the files in EN again and have the pleasure of the perfection that we require.

Since we do not know when the EN developers will give us a more flexible and multi-device management of our fonts, I found the easiest way is to install EvernoteLegacy in addition to your version of EN. I close down EN and open EvernoteLegacy. I have not tried what happens when I leave my version of EN open. https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052560314 Here I can create and fix all my font needs. Then close EvernoteLegacy and use the latest version (in my case 10.8.4) with all its improvements.