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Unfortunately, PinkElephant is not able to answer my arguments. Just repeating your polemic posts is not helpfull to disuss the issue. I just like to get answers to questions like this: Moving a note from 2020 to another notebook changes the timestamp. What is the argument doing so?

Is someone from Evernote listening this thread? The current behavior will let move away a lot of people. Evernote is still the best note-taking app, but this "feature" makes it unusable.

Did you open a support case?

I have the same issue with filtered notes widget on iOS: not working on iOS, but working on the PC client. Support told me, the issue is not widespread aand closed the ticket.

Great thanks for this!

You are right. I am still curios if this forum still makes sense, or if it is ignored by the new owner. Any ideas?

I am curious whether the new owner will solve this. Whether he even takes note of this forum. SInce a couple of versions, this is not the only issue. When I open an old note on the mobile client, the content is loaded from the server, this touches the modufication date, and the old note appears on the top of the list. Without doing any change, actually.

I am wondering if somebody from Evernote is reading all these discussions. Maybe I do not understand how this feature request forum works … AlbertR calls it a design fail. I would not take these hard words - but in principle he is totally right! Even if Evernote isn‘t willing to change this, they should be so fair and share their arguments.

I agree in the arguments of PinkElephant, I also hate complexity. But in this case there are different opinions about what should touch the last modified date. There is no true or false, but I think for those of us who are using this field to sort their notes, it is a disaster if after renaming a tag hundreds of notes getting touched, and removed from their context.

Thanks for the update. Yes, I can confirm, displaying of WebClips now is working as expected. And yes, I think the iPad will still exist for a while 😉 Interesting coincidence: yesterday was the first time, I posted in this forum!

This is mainly a philosophical question, and it may affect not that much people. BUT: If you organized your work around sorting by updated date, it could be very annoying, that changing meta data touches the timestamp. Example: By the end of the year, I move all notes from the inbox notebook to an notebook Archive_<year>. Since Evernote 10.x, this touches all update date, which makes it no longer possible to see, when I really worked on a note last time. Example: I forgot to tag a note from a journey in 2018. Adding the appropriate tag today, moves the note out of its time context to the top of the list. Workaround for me is using Evernote Legacy on Windows, but this will end in future, I guess. Using Evernote since 2011, 13,000 notes, 40 notebooks

Even if this is a problem in Apples WebKit browser, it should be possible for Evernote to work around. I opened a support ticket months ago, the bug has been confirmed, but nothing happended. What if Apple did not fix it? For me, maybe for other people too, WebClipper is one of the main function used in Evernote, but currently useless on the iPad. Annoying.