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Yes PinkElephant, That seems to have worked. Thank you very much for your quick response and easy to follow detailed instructions.

Version 10.73.3-mac macOS Ventura Version 13.4.1 (c) Everything is slow. Search is slow, typing is slow, opening notes is slow, creating new notes ... you guessed it - really f'ing slow I'm not sure if anyone else is experiencing this and I'm not sure what to do as this is been going on for about three weeks, and I have continuously been updating my Evernote. Would really appreciate any suggestions or thoughts on this as I am trying not to leave the product, but if this goes on for another handful of weeks, I don't have a choice.

I agree. Let's fix this one. It's long overdue.

@evernnote Did we fix this yet? Not being able to disable something like this is poor software practice. Especially now that there are so many more domains besides, .com, gov., .org ... you get the picture. Please fix this fast.

"i want to be disable all hyperlinks. I hate when they are created whenever I type a website. I dont want a hyperlink for the majority of websites I am typing in Evernote. I am creating notes and lists for myself and I am accidentally always hitting the hyperlinks thus opening pages to websites I dont wanna open or see. Takes up time and memory and slows my progress and effectiveness of what I was trying to accomplish with Evernote." I want this too, really badly.

I agree with almost everything here. @EverNotePlease listen to your customers as you could be doing better.

PinkElephant, thanks for your input. Unfortunately this forum doesn't do anything for users like LatinScribe, Nick Peterson, ABEN and myself. What happens in the software business that I run is that people that work for our company read our forums, social media pages, etc and take that input to figure out what our users want and ultimately make a better product. You MO seems to be to get in the way by plugging the boards with well ... whatever it is you write that perversely makes you feel good. All we want is the feature.

I would really to add that keyboard shortcuts for text coloring would be really good. Even if it was just for a few colors.

Thanks PinkElephant. 1. The last time I checked Evernote's advice was to post to these threads for support. I was under the impression that they didn't have a proper support line setup like most other software companies. 2. Multiple posts because I think it's such an asinine problem and I really wanted to make sure they didn't take away that functionality. That kind of action would be a deal breaker for me with the way I use the keyboard. There seem to be a few things lax with the way Evernote releases things and approach to the user experience. I hope they improve, there are a lot of good aspects to the product.

I still want to dance around the text using the emacs keyboard shortcuts. Once you told me I'm in the tiny minority, I know, but I don't want to give up on that. I've been liking evernote more and more. Thanks again.

So happy to hear it's a bug. Thanks very much for your response.

Thanks. And Chrome is known to be a huge resource hog. I will say that I think things have gotten faster in the newer versions. But them messing up the ability to use control-a as it used to work (move cursor to the beginning of the line) has super pissed me off. Come on Evernote, stay consistent.

A very common command to bring the cursor to the beginning of the line in text editors and command lines is control-a And this used to be exactly how it worked in evernote until recently and now it selects all the text in the note. Are we going to change this back? This is a huge bummer for people used to standard keyboard shortcuts. Thanks Jimmy

It would be really nice to be able to expand and collapse a note using just a keyboard shortcut. I'm doing this all the time. Thanks very much.

These layers are painful and I will say that EN has much more layers than even bulky Chrome. I've seen this issue a little bit with gmail but the EN update is the worst I've seen. It's bad for the brain.

Thanks for your answer. This would be very smart as I only need a handful or more special shortcuts. Users get sad when functionality is taken away.

This is a big bummer for the emacs keystroke people among us. What used to happen: You hit control + k and you would remove all text to the right of the cursor (kill) Then if you hit control + y it would paste it back on the screen to the right of where you cursor was (yank) What happens now: #1 above works but #2 doesn't. Again that's a big bummer. Kind of a big take away. Can we please bring it back? Better yet, lets dial in an emacs mode, or a vi/vim mode for those of us that like to minimize usage of the mouse. Thanks

Keyboard Latency in the new version is way too slow. I'm on a OSX 10.15.7 (Catalina) and have your latest version. You can really see this by getting one of your guys that uses something like vi or emacs to type in both evernote or a terminal version of one of those editors and you'll see a huge difference. My typing errors are way up in your software simply because the brain is having trouble processing this lag time. How can we fix this?

This is long long long overdue. If there is a work around or a way to do this I would love to hear it because I've been pretty frustrated without this feature that is standard in much weaker software. But all in all, I'm very happy with Evernote.

No this is not. Evernote should have it's own Paste and Match Style, if even only for the premier users. Using an intermediate program isn't a great solution especially for a piece of software that does what Evernote is designed to do.

Please make a keyboard shortcut to switch between open notes or tabs. Much needed.

Hi, how do I get the beta editor in my desktop version? I already like itbetter.Feature request:We need in note hyperlinks where I click on something and then it takes meto a different part of the same document. I know I can link to another notebut I want to be able to link to different parts in the same note, like alot of other people on the forums.Thanks