Ariggsby

[BTW, I have now upgraded the OS to 15.1] I removed it via the settings and did the forced restart, and I still get the black screen. Interestingly, with the new OS, it offers me multi-tasking options, so (for instance) I can now have a black Evernote window running off the the side of some other app.

Currently 14.8 iPad Pro (12.9), 3rd generation 213.6 MB I've done this several times now. I believe I have always removed the app from the Home Screen. I have sometime switched the iPad off/on (including the most recent attempt), but not always. If "forced restart" is different from "turning off and on again," then I don't know how to do that.

For about the last six months, every time I login to Evernote on my iPad, I get a brief glimpse of the Home screen, then it goes black and won’t do anything from there. This has remained true though multiple de-installations and installations and multiple updates of both EN and iPadOS. I contact support periodically, but just keep getting a seemingly automated message that they’re checking with engineering, then eventually they mark the ticket as solved, even though they haven’t done anything.

I really like "Home" so I'm glad it's come to iOS, but it leads to a black screen every time I open it on my iPad. Yes, I've loaded 10.8.2 (several times). Yes, I tried the "work-around" in the other thread. Are you going to fix this or have you already moved on?

No, this did not solve the problem for me.

It was just crashing for me, then when I did all the workarounds and updated to 10.8.2 I got exactly this result. iPhone is fine, but iPad goes to black screen every time I open the app.

For (at least) weeks, the EN on my iPad crashes nearly every time I try to do a search. I keep both app and OS updated; I’ve deleted and re-installed the app; and I’ve shut down and re-started. Nothing helps. Can anything be done here?

Let me add my name as one more person who finds this a real problem. Please, please reconnect to Preview.

I can't get this to work. It just draws a blob. But there's no manual, so I don't really know what "long press" or "writing mode" mean.