Thundarr

The upgrade path from Evernote Legacy to the "latest version of Evernote" was entirely deceptive. I received a MacOS system message saying that Evernote Legacy needed to be updated to a "New Version of Evernote Legacy" for security reasons. Did I get an updated version of Evernote Legacy? No. (What a shady way of forcing us on to a new app. Way to build trust, guys. Oh and look, you hid the download page at the same time. Slow clap.) My workflow involves tabs. Tabs are a basic feature of every major notetaking app on the market — except yours. Now I'm uninstalling Evernote and looking for an old version of Evernote Legacy. If I can't find one, I leave Evernote. Fortunately your competitors have a smooth migration pathway. Stop forcing stupid design decisions on your users. Bring back tabs, or go away. I work on multiple notes at once. This isn't rocket science. It's a basic feature of desktop software since the 1990's. I'm not using the latest version of Evernote. It's bloated and utterly fails at multitasking workflows. I've been a paid user since the early days, but the company is making bad decisions and this is a line in the sand. There's a reason Legacy users exist. That fact should alarm your director of product, but it seems to escape him. ... now searching for a download link for a non-crippled version of Evernote that still has tabs. Super annoyed.

This new version completely destroys my normal workflow. I work on projects by opening multiple tabs at once, and moving back and forth between them. This new version is completely unusable for me. Sorry Evernote. This is a dealbreaker. I'm a paying subscriber and I'm out.