Daniel W. Kim

7 minutes ago, gazumped said:

... there are three Evernote widgets in Android. 

...  there is at least one general-purpose widget that might suit - https://ifttt.com/products/do/button - it's possible to create a single purpose 'do' button for a variety of apps. 

Yep. There is only one widget in iOS

I'll try IFTTT and other automation apps. Thank you for the suggestion

On 10/26/2016 at 8:54 PM, macneilpi said:

Daniel Kim,

I do use threat feature "area" but I can certainly appreciate the desire to hide (toggle it on or off) to promote information security. 

Now you have me wondering what I will see in that area where I have encrypted select information within notes. 

Hi. What do you mean by "encrypted select information"?

On 10/25/2016 at 8:27 AM, gazumped said:

Hi.  I don't use iOS,  but there are a range of Android widgets (well 3,  anyway) - do you have any alternatives you could try?

Hi. Sorry for late response.

I have checked all menu items and widgets pallette (what do they call this? "Add widgets" screen?), and I couldn't find any alternative form of widget.

In iOS, app makers provide their own widgets, we can not choose among various widgets (from various makers) for a certain purpose.

Hi,

I usually use evernote widget for fast note taking or searching.

Moreover, notes can contain private information, so I don't want any note contents to be displayed in widget.

I chose to turn off "Show Notes in Widget / iMessage", but the "Recently viewed notes will appear here" area showed up.

I think this area looks ugly.

The area in the widget screen is important asset: unnecessary area of one widget can hide part of another widget and it requires (otherwise unnecessary) user scroll when s/he attempts to use this widget, which obstructs fast full-filling of the user need.