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58 minutes ago, PinkElephant said:

It consistently inserts the (correct) German date and format on my 3 Macs. No idea why (and how !) it should follow other rules in your case.

Strange, must be a bug then. My settings are Bulgarian.

This has been annoying me ever since I adopted the new client, and I have changed several computers since then!
And literally yesterday I bought BetterTouchTool and set it up. 

It works in my case (Mac), but the implementation has been completely flawed since the introduction of the Electron client - it always inserts the same (US) date format, regardless of the user's regional settings. In the old client there was a setting for this, but even without a setting, following the user's region is essential, of course. I need "27.01.2024", not "January 27, 2024"
SOLUTION: I used BetterTouchTool to define a macro which overrides the shortkey and inserts the correct date. I also made it to work in all software, not only Evernote. This is just one of the countless features of BTT, i strongly recommend it to any Mac user. 

On 11/21/2020 at 1:33 PM, zonderkoolzuur said:

Get out while you still can. Export your notes, and get them into an open source format.

Well, I installed Legacy Evernote 7.14 as offered in the help section. Guess what? File-Export does not work. You select notes, you click the menu Export... and nothing happens. Using EvernoteLegacy_RELEASE_7.14.1_458325.zip

I then restored Evernote from my Time machine. Version Evernote_RELEASE_7.14_458244.zip. File-Export does work there.

Coincidence? Sorry, I don't believe that.

Right now I am so angry at this company, that I am even considering a Micro$oft product. 

Just my 10 cents on this:

I was compiling a (quite big) list of features that the new client took away. Nevermind, I don't need this list. Not being able to edit the many encrypted texts containing sensitive information makes EN unusable for work, at least for me. I use this on everyday basis.

I guess from the millions of users there are thousands who can say the same thing for each other feature removed. That's not how it should be done. BTW my job is sales manager in a software company. I know that's how you lose customers to the competitors.

So I am sticking to the legacy version and if it becomes unusable, I will weigh my options again. 

Sorry for the long 10 cents.

while I can't deny the ingenuity of this solution, it can only be used on one chosen platform. I am actively using EN on Mac and Android and sometimes on Windows...