jaykob

11 minutes ago, jefito said:

As far as I know, Evernote data is encrypted between the Windows client (or those of on other OS's) and the Evernote service. Evernote doesn't send your data unencrypted over the wire. See https://evernote.com/security.

That being said, Evernote data is stored unencrypted in your local cache of note data (e.g., your .exb database file). Whether that leaves your machine is a different matter; If you back it up unencrypted onto another medium, then it's a potential attack surface.

appreciate the quick response, but that's not what I said (edit: meant). I know there's encryption for transport, but what I meant with "completely and always encrypted" was end-to-end encryption. Also, with "leaving my devices" I meant via Evernote; I know that there are other means for taking data from a device - should have been more precise here, sorry.

I don't have high hopes of seeing encryption for a complete notebook coming anytime soon to Evernote, but I want to support the idea nonetheless.

I would give up Evernote Web without any hesitation if I know, my notes are completely and always encrypted when leaving my devices.

shouldn't the update be available in the Windows Store as well? 

2 hours ago, gustavgi said:

These problems still exists two months later, which makes this GA version cause the same data loss by corrupting clipped notes.

Evernote has always had issues with Fonts between systems. Several Options, such as font size are available with different Options on web and Windows. Android doesn't have them at all. I just gave up proper formatting with Evernote, it is not worth the hassle. I read a couple of times now, that the Editor is to be upgraded though with the same one on all platforms. Let's see when that happens.

Doesn't Windows 10 support Unicode already? I can even use emojis in the Windows Search. Colourful emojis for Notebooks is something really nice and useful.