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I've got a brand new S24 Ultra - so it's a fresh install on Android. I've got over 10k notes - is it optimised for that scale?

I've used Evernote since 2009. Paid. The current versions on iOS and Android are now unuseable. And yet Evernote brag on Twitter/X about the latest feature they're working on. How about getting the core function of capturing a note and syncing to actually work quickly. Jesus H Christ it's absolute pants. eversoeversoslow.mp4

I had searched in the iOS V10 thread and couldn't find it being posted. With advertised delays in support tickets I assumed posting to see what others were experiencing was a faster route to an answer. As it happens I've accidentally solved it. I had Google's Inbox installed and iOS wouldn't show Gmail I'm sharing. I deleted Inbox, Gmail appeared...and so did Evernote. Looks like an iOS bug...

I’m happy for you it’s with your install, doesn’t mean it is with mine. Does it make you happy to be rude to strangers? What a sad way to live your life.

The latest iPad Evernote update has removed Evernote from the list of apps you can share to. Rendering Evernote a dead duck for me. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling. Still missing. It’s not hidden in the list of extras you can add from btw. why?

Thanks for the information. So do I take it from this that there is no Windows solution for Surface users? Specifically it's not useful to create hand writing in Evernote you cannot edit like you can in OneNote. I'd be interested to know why there's no plans to offer this feature given it's available on the iPad from Evernote themselves...ie Penultimate.

I can see this type of question being asked by many people, although I cannot find an answer from Evernote staff. Evernote is brilliant, love it, used it for years, properly invested with regards my professional/personal workflow. However I've now got more and more devices that use a digital pen, ie iPad, Surface, Note 8. Microsoft's OneNote is terrible compared to Evernote with one glaring difference, their pen support is amazing! The rest is terrible. Evernote is a mirror of this, everything brilliant except the pen support. Seems like Evernote are leaving themselves wide open to Microsoft, yet again, coming a long with a generally poor product that has one killer feature which starts to convert people whilst they play catch-up on the other features. Evernote need to fix this problem, set expectations or wither....