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Brandon Arnold

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  1. @gazumped Evernote on desktop web has had the same login bug for years, which is a very good indicator to me that whatever they upgraded 6 months ago, their login action was not included in the update. And it is not "truly bad security" for your web browser to keep its session. Credentials: I'm an engineer maintaining one of the most used Oauth login products on the web today (Facebook Login), and have implemented many web login solutions in my day.
  2. Many forums do not like it when you bump an old post, but here is an old post that is still as true today as it was 3 years ago. Repro steps: Browse to evernote.com as a logged-out user with 2FA Fill in your credentials and check the "Remember this browser for 30 days" box Enter your 2FA code and check the "Remember this browser for 30 days" box again. Close your browser and go back to evernote.com Expected Behavior: Either (a) the browser should be logged in and go directly to notes, or (b) the browser is logged out but does not require 2FA. Actual Behavior: The browser is logged out requiring steps 1-3 again.
  3. Could not agree more with you, @gewappnet. Penultimate automatically adds pages when you get to the end of the current one, and supports multiple page types, making it better than Evernote's "sketch", which is meant for a single-page sketch. And Penultimate's integration with Evernote, such that it is, is still better than any other note-taking apps' integration with Evernote. But the defects are seriously mounting. @DTLow you've mentioned two features: OCR (and evernote's full text search) as well as autosync. Taking the whole package, I find Evernote/Penultimate is still more convenient for my use cases than Noteability and Goodnotes for longform note taking. If Evernote is going to deprecate Penultimate, then they absolutely should open the API back up to the likes of Noteability/Goodnotes. It would mean more Premium subscriptions, surely.
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