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@borgille: Ah ha! Yes, I do use an ad blocker so I'll whitelist EN and see if that improves things. Thanks.

So, in the face of all that why would one want to continue using EN? As reported above, this issue seems to have resolved itself on Linux Mint 18.3 Cinnamon 3.6.7 with Pale Moon browser but other small issues keep arising that would be trivial to fix if someone at EN was paying attention and cared about their web edition. Zoho now has Notebook, which doesn't have anywhere near the tag and search capability of EN but may be sufficient for some people's needs.

This issue seems to have rectified itself on my machine. However, other issues keep arising intermittently. The sign in page is now hiccuping sometimes. For these and other reasons, I'm quite seriously underwhelmed with the EN web edition, given how much of what we do on and with the internet is cloud-based in one way or another. Unfortunately, cloud-based alternatives are not that plentiful if one refuses to be ensnared in the clutches of google or microsoft.

The body of notes not loading in right hand viewing pane. List of notes loads fine in left hand pane and title of note loads in right hand pane but no body and can't enter new text in the note. This has been happening intermittently for several days. Help or solution much appreciated. Linux Mint 18.1/Cinnamon 3.2.7 desktop/Pale Moon browser

This is one thing that has surprised me greatly about EN. Every word processor and lots of other apps have at least some rudimentary, on board table functionality. I'm not referring to anything as exotic as Calc or Excel. I agree one can just link in EN to one of those apps as needed. I mean just a basic way to lay out data in a table format - customize column and row sizes, fonts and background colors, etc. Several months ago, I migrated out of the Microsoft world into Linux. I had been using Onenote very extensively and always thought of it as an active work space or desktop. I get the impression, perhaps wrongly as a newcomer, that the conceptual emphasis in EN is more as a highly searchable repository.

As near as I can see, using EN web, I can only select how many columns and rows to put in the table. I would like, at minimum, to specify different widths for particular columns. I must be missing something because this is such a simple, basic part of any table function.

Using Evernote Web. Want to make a template table and then insert it repeatedly into various individual notes. I found the tutorial on making and using templates. Good. However, all of the tutorials and how-to's say that when I click on the Grid icon for a table, I'm supposed to see a menu option for Table Properties. I'm not seeing that either with a left or right click. I get only a drop down visual that lets me select a few choices of rows and columns (not many) and no ability to adjust the width of the columns. What am I missing? Thank you.