Gnopps

Yup, it has been "Soon" since the launch of the v10 downgrade. There are several users asking for a roadmap but Evernote seems to disagree unfortunately:

Reading the release notes for Windows it is tragic to see how functionality that is standard in Legacy is now communicated as an improvement when it is added back to V10: Global keyboard shortcut editing is now available via the keyboard shortcuts reference menu. Don’t like the way a global keyboard shortcut is set up? Change it! You can now edit global keyboard shortcuts to find the perfect combination of characters. Access the keyboard shortcuts menu by using Ctrl/Cmd + /

This is a good (but not complete) starting point: noteapps.info

Zendone unfortunately stopped its development about 2-3 years ago. Shame, because it was a great app imo.

Check out https://www.noteapps.info/ where you can filter on the features you'd like and find an appropriate app among the ones indexed. For me Evernote legacy is currently the best alternative, with Nimbus Note a close second. I've cancelled my EN premium and will decide what to do when my subscription runs out in the summer.

This is a great idea and exactly what I am missing. A few months ago I signed up for the EN beta. Trying it I found it to be a complete disaster to use given my workflow (no global hotkeys, no settings, no import folder, no default font, etc., etc., etc.) and gave my feedback while uninstalling the beta. Then came the release of the new clients and it gets even worse: The beta missing features are still missing and it is communicated as an upgrade! Same for Android (e.g. removal of widgets). Luckily I can use legacy. Given that EN is saying that this is the future I cancelled my

For EN-replacement with local storage: Joplin For EN-replacement with more functionality: Nimbus For working with flexible documents & databases: Notion There are plenty more, for example Obsidian. However, none of the options can match all of EN legacy functionality. Check out noteapps.info for comparisons of some alternatives.

Very good that we finally see some communication from Evernote about this. However he seems to talk more about bugs and performance issues rather than the very big decision by EN to deliberately remove functionality. I still miss some kind of roadmap or strategic message on where the product is going medium- to long-term. Towards simplicity (and removed functionality stays off) or towards restoring previous functionality?

Except that the referral link you posted will give some kind of reward I assume.?

Check out noteapps.info/. There are still plenty of alternatives missing but the comparison is good.

I've been reviewing alternatives for my use case. EN 10 does not work at all for me and the lack of communication from EN about what direction the app is taking is making me frustrated. Nimbus, Joplin and Amplenote come closest to match my needs but none can match all. I'm sticking with legacy version for now as premium is already paid for several months, but will keep an active eye on the alternatives.

Nimbus Note seems like a very good alternative to EN, having given it a quick try my first impressions are these: Plus with Nimbus Very feature rich Active development Smart functions Communication with their support very good Negative with Nimbus Web clipper (tried both Firefox and Chrome) not at all as good as EN clipper Windows app not native and seem to be missing some functions compared to web No import folder Fewer apps integrate with Nimbus Important with Nimbus One thing to pay attention to with Nimbus though is that it

This reminds of IQTell. They had a great product and then started developing a new version. The new version had some minor enhancements but broke workflow and lacked many of the key features power users where using in the old version. The product management team did not answer questions and/or removed posts asking about lack of features. In the end they went out of business.

Bug report: Whenever I click a link to Evernote in another program (e.g. clicking a "evernote:///view/17745136/s..."-link in Outlook) then the correct note is openeed in the desktop application. The problem however is that not only the note is opened, but also the EN main window. The note in question is opened behind the EN main window. This means that whenever I click a link of this type, I have to first close the EN main window to see the note I opened. Please let me know if you'd like a screen recording of this behaviour. I'm using EN 6.6.1.5097 and don't recall this behaviou

This really bugs me as well. When using the hotkey to create a new note from anywhere I always have to check that the right default notebook is selected for it. Net notes should always have the default notebook in use unless I create a note by right-clicking inside a notebook.