Aaron123

Thanks Pink, thanks for the work around idea Mike - might be the go for now...

Hey Pink, Android - goes to home for me on start-up. (Is there a setting I haven't found?) Web App - goes to home on login for me. Desktop (windows) - not sure. I'm exhausted from trying it then reverting back to legacy when there's been an update, lol. It's probably been 3 months since I last ran the new version.

I've been a paying user for many years. I've tried to use the evernote home feature for a while but really don't find it helpful at all. I would like the abilty to bypass home and upon opening the app on any platform go straight to the notes list, to a specific notebook, or to a specific note.

FYI... No issue with a local folder only my google drive folders. I've logged a ticket with support

Thanks Pink, will do some testing!

It's great that the import folder function is back. I've now switched all devices from legacy to version 10. However EN is duplicating the files in the folder that I'm using. (It's a local google drive folder). And I'm keen to know why? Scenario. Create a new folder in Google Drive Create a new Notebook in EN Create the folder import link Dump the files I want into my new GD folder (approx 300 files in this instance) At this point EN does it's thing, however twice... I've deleted the GD folder, deleted the notebook and tried again, same result with the duplicates? Does anyone have any insite on how the system works and what I might be doing incorrectly, or a work around to assist? Thanks in advance.

This could be done in the previous version. You could create icons or images and attach specific links to them (other notes, google Docs, web etc). The easy and small visual cues are great in creating a dashboard style note to used from a phone.

The home page could be good, but it's currently limiting and not really helpful. - Allow multiple instances of the same widget type (Critically pinned notes) - Allow sort by options for TAGS, NOTEBOOKS, NOTES (Surely this isn't hard?) - Windows view is bad on large screens, allow flexibilty for the size/display of widgets