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On 11/27/2018 at 10:58 AM, dconnet said:

For UWP (Windows Store) apps only. We're an old-style Win32 app (even the WinStore version of EN is still considered Win32).

Fam, Firefox is a Win32 app. When I switch my Windows theme to dark mode, it changes to the dark Firefox theme. So that doesn't really hold water.

You're not open source. No real reason for me to stick with Evernote over OneNote if some colors are too much to ask for - and it's clear you guys acknowledge the need for this feature, otherwise you would've told your users on every other platform to pack sand, the way you are to your Windows users. >:/

For the record, I fully agree that this feature should be implemented. Professional apps are dark, it'd be nice to have this.

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Why are you guys holding out on Dark Mode for Windows? Is it really that difficult?

You are seriously the LAST app I have that does not have Dark Mode.

Time to move into the 21st century.

lol

There's one other holdout in my suite of software... Filezilla. Try as I might, no other FTP client comes close, and they apparently have NO intention of implementing a dark mode.

Suddenly completely broken? That's interesting - I'm a longtime user of Evernote and I have REGULARLY had this problem with their lists. Tables are also magnificently broken - especially on the web version.

Also, gonna throw out there that it's pretty shameful that their fancy new web interface doesn't work on perfectly modern, standards-supporting browsers like Firefox. That is enough of a dealbreaker that I will manually edit my notes and bounce to a platform that isn't locking me into a browser that relentlessly spies on me.

I mean, c'mon guys. It's a list. This has been standard in HTML since literally decades ago.

Bah gawd.

Yer a wizard... Simon... enjoy the coffee. ;)