A. Antunes

Yup, that works for me! Didn't even know it was a feature. Thanks!

Oh, OK. I missed that announcement. But this doesn't really make the sidebar "clutter free". In fact it does the exact opposite, it only adds clutter. I don't want the recent notes list to show on the sidebar. I don't need it. I used to turn it off precisely because I like a cleaner, clutter free sidebar. I gotta say, even though I'm actually loving the new UI design and the new positioning of the new note button, this decision to keep removing customization options is really annoying. The recent notes list thing is something that I really wish they would reconsider.

I can't remove the "recent notes" list from the sidebar anymore. It also doesn't show up in the sidebar options in the menu bar. Is this intentional? What gives? And yup, the invisible note list bug is back. This is embarrassing, to say the least.

I understand the complaint just fine and here's where it was stated that the new sidebar button is taking the place of the old toolbar button: Personally, I like this change in placement. If it's better or worse, we'll see in time. I'm willing to give it a shot. I don't think they're on the "wrong path".

Are you people even reading? The button in the toolbar will be removed from future GA releases. The new button in the sidebar will take its place.

Alright, allow me to get a bit long-winded here... I think I might be onto something here and I'm looking for second opinions. I've been experiencing some bugs and weird behavior with Evernote ever since the later 6.12 updates. Myself and other users have already complained several times about the following: Prior to your decision to remove sync interval preferences, Evernote simply wasn't adhering to them. It synced randomly no matter what custom interval the user had set up in preferences. The "waiting for sync" dialog window kept showing up upon quitting even when the user pr

I really like the changes made to the UI, but I would probably be able to enjoy them more if it wasn’t for the following: - So your "fix" to the constant, non-stop syncing that ignored sync interval preferences was to simply remove the sync interval preferences altogether and basically force users to live with it? Are you trying to disguise a bug you can’t fix as a feature? Cause that’s what it looks like. - I still get that annoying "waiting for sync" dialog window everytime I quit Evernote, even though all the notes are already synced up and I've set my preferences to giv