Aleksandar

I have also noticed this new behaviour. I cannot copy the content from the title and paste to the body of the note or to other text editor (such as Word). Neither can I paste some text into the title. I am using Evernote on my iPad (iPadOS 17.0.3; Evernote 10.56).

I finally could remove tags. I am using Evernote in iPad. Clicking on the tag header, I get the list of all tags. On the upper right corner, there are three dots and clicking on them, I get the option to edit the tags.

After updating Evernote for iPad to version 10.50, I have noticed two new icons beside each note. The first one is a downward arrow encircled with a blinking circle of green dots. Another icon is a white downward arrow inside a grey circle, see attachment. Most notes are with the green blinking circle. What do these icon mean? If they are icons showing the sync status, then almost all my notes are not synced!

That’s good News. Thanks for letting me know. Best regards, Aleksandar

Thanks for your helpful reply! In the previous version of Evernote, one could share a note and access the annotation tools (Markup, see the attached image below), which would help to save the note as a pdf. (The pdf file would be saved to Files, for instance.) It seems that it is not longer possible to do so in Evernote.

I am not sure about the 3rd step. Where do I click on the pdf? I do not see any “pdf button.” When I click on the edit button (the 2nd step), I got this, see the attached image.

I would have liked to open Evernote app on my Mac similarly as I do on my iOS devices (iPhone or iPad). On my iOS devices I enter a simple passcode. I am surprised that this is not available for Evernote on Mac, since a Mac can be shared by family members (wife, children, etc). Solutions such as signing out of Evernote app is not so simple. You have to enter both username and password, together with a 2-step verification code. Constantly signing out and in would be too cumbersome. A simple 4-digit passcode would hold. It is interesting that passcode is available in Evernote for iOS devices and these devices are password protected. You must unlock an iOS device in order to use it. However, a Mac is usually unlocked if it is shared among family members. If you share a computer with your family, the computer is "open" for use. My point is that it is more necessary to have a passcode for Evernote on desktop computers or laptops, than on iOS devices (or android devices). Some has suggested to have a guest account or that each member of family has its own account. The problem is that some software, such as Adobe Creative Cloud, are pestering with notifications across the user accounts, and even prompt for passwords! My 10-year-old kid (on his account) was very confused by such pestering notifications. So, having multiple accounts is not an ideal solution for my needs. A simple passcode would hold.