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  1. @Boot17 excellent, thank you! I would have tried this combination earlier but on my system I had it assigned to something else (Keyboard Maestro macro). Too bad that this shortcut cannot be customized in Evernote but I just changed the combination for the other thing and now it works!
  2. I'm using Evernote for MAC (10.61.10). Inside a note, I often want to quickly insert a link to another by searching for it. I do not want to use the mouse. At the moment, I can press Cmd + K to get this dialog: Then I can press the TAB a couple of times and ENTER to activate Select note. Then I can enter a sufficiently unique name and select one of the notes matching the search query. Then I have to press the TAB several more times (it depends on how many notes it finds), select the appropriate note, and then two more TABs and press ENTER to Insert. This is (almost) fine but the trouble is that after I do all of this, the end result is this: Now I cannot simply press TAB a couple more times to get to Apply because the cursor is below the dialog/popup. I need to use the mouse instead to click on it. That's quite annoying and slows me down quite a bit. Is there a better approach?
  3. Has anyone found a good alternative to the old quick switcher using Cmd + J ? I use that all the time and now I'm really lost how to jump to my notes quickly. I've been tryinig Ctrl + Cmd + E but it's way slower and it doesn't open notes in a new window :(.
  4. That could be useful. Now I sometimes use [-] for that.
  5. Not sure if it helps but I rarely use the "main window" (All notes) to jump to notes; Instead I'm working in one of notes opened in a standalone window and I press Cmd + J there to find & open desired note in a completely separate window.
  6. It's not a completely fluid experience by I use Keyboard Maestro macro for this. It looks like this:
  7. The feature that I miss a lot though is a proper indentation of code blocks. As far as I know, you cannot create indented code blocks anymore. See the following link for more information: https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/106520-indent-and-code-block-issue/
  8. This may also be interesting for you: https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/106520-indent-and-code-block-issue/
  9. Doesn't typical Full-Screen mode work for you? On MAC, you can press Ctrl + Cmd + F to get into full-screen. While not everything is hidden, I think it's a pretty good start.
  10. So, please, consider upvoting ;).
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