mikefinleyco

No it's not, your motivation is to troll every thread about nested structure and argue with everyone why it can't be done, or most bizzare is to argue WHY it shouldn't be done or why everyone should work around it. Totally bizarre. Why do you care if Evernote would implement nested structure? Like any feature, it wouldn't harm you, why do you care? You would simply not use it and keep doing what you do, so why do you care that others want it and take it upon yourself to troll every thread about the subject?

Why in the world are you continuously trolling every thread asking for nested structure arguing against it as if it would negatively affect you? What motivation to you have to do this?

I would hope nested tree structure is at the top of the list for development in the near future. I'm baffled why a company has a direct query to its users asking them what features they would like to see in their product, the users #1 request based on it being an active open continuous request since 2008 with the most replies and activity than any other request, and the company asking the users, ignores their most desired feature for 11 years??????

Using the web clipper "Measure Measure" shows up at the bottom of every note clipped after you remove or simplify formatting? I attached a video demonstrating it 2019-12-29_10-57-47.mp4

Well I hope they put it back. With the history of hiccups in their updates, the almost miniscule differences between updates and the effort to roll back I thought the ability to skip updates option until you were ready was a good option that they included, not sure why it would suddenly be removed.

What happened to Skip this update? Wasn't there always an option box on the pop up box for the new update to skip this update and stop seeing these reminders each day?

Scary to me that you are stalking them.

I always picture Evernotes development team consisting of a team of people who have managed to convince anyone they answer to never come in their offices, because they are filled with people not coding, but playing fantasy football and shopping on the web everyday.

I agree, I try to skip about 5 upgrades but then roll the dice finally and figure I'm so out of date I should update, however, I'm tired of their buggy crappy updates especially when their updates are truly meaningless they don't seem to add anything to the user experience they seem to consist of fixing bugs from the last update. I'm taking your advice and once I get past this crappy update and get one where evernote is stable again I'm done with thier updates.

It's the latest version, sucks ass. I've narrowed it down to seems to involve using the windows cut and paste options for me that is what causes evernote to crash, when I go to paste something into evernote it crashes

I was guessing the only way you would do this is with a reinstall. Now I see where they hide the versions thanks to your link.

This last update has some issues, evernote on my desktop will crash, go into "Not responding" a couple of times a day, have to shut it down and restart, luckily only the last autosaved data is lost. I typically avoid updating Evernote for these exact reasons, but after about 5 skipped updates I roll the dice and do the update, but this time it's biting me again. I can't find any information about how to roll back an update, is there a way? Attached is the screen shot of evernote not responding Also have notebooks that can't be deleted. Attached a video of that too.

Screen shot of the now daily evernote "Not Responding" scenario... new update sucks.

Are you serious? How about the ultimate uncluttering for you, ignore this thread. It's 1400 posts about the same thing, what exactly is your reason for ever looking at it? If it clutters your day, simply don't open it. Believe me nobody is going to miss you cutting and pasting the same replies to every new user which is -"use tags, go use something else..." You ignore this thread, your life becomes less cluttered, everybody is saved from yet another canned reply. Win/Win/Win

Thank you very much, couldn't ask for a better outcome. One less person endlessly replying to new users voicing their desire to have nested notebooks, with the same thing over and over again.