pigletbunny

I'm having the same problem; I REALLY want to be able to read my notes without having to put on reading glasses. For some reason, on my iPhone X the default "16 " is T-I-N-Y; it's like 4pt. in a Windows Word doc., no exaggeration! I changed the font size to "30", and it's just about right for me without reading glasses; probably something like 24 would be fine for younger eyes 😉 (For the record, I L-O-V-E the ability to set as default that I can't edit a note unless I specifically choose to do so. Tied in with that is the ability to Undo an edit. That two-part feature was BY FAR my strongest wish for years, as I kept accidentally altering my notes 🙄😬 (Been using Evernote since it was first released; very glad to see how much more awesome it has become 😍)

AMEN kriskhaira!!! Often, when sharing to Evernote from Safari or Chrome (iPhone, iOS 10), I realize that I VERY MUCH need a tag which I didn't previously think of adding (therefore, I didn't add the tag earlier, in the Evernote app). My not-great workaround has been: before I tell Evernote to complete the Clip action, I type at the end of the Note Title the words that I'd love to add as tags. This is vastly less preferable to being able to add tags, because when I later search in the Evernote app for one of those words, the results contain every single note which just happens to contain that word (and yes, this happens when I limit my search to within only 1 notebook). I was an extremely early adopter of Evernote's software (basically, when it first launched), and have been very happy to experience its transition from a rather confusing and limited desktop interface to an intuitive, multi-platform essential tool :-) Now if Evernote could just add the ability to create a new tag from within its share/clipper... ;-)