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Yes, I find I need this constantly. @PinkElephant I agree with @Brian J. Other apps do this. Recently, Readwise's Reader has a great implementation of this, and Pocket has done it for ages.

On 12/23/2017 at 3:02 PM, shinmaikeru said:

Evernote should enable its users to create documents that have semantic structure, with h1, h2, and so on. The web now has HTML5 and semantic markup.

I want to be able to make notes that are structured as outlines, and making it look like an outline is not the point. It needs to be structured.

Also consider Accessibility. Screen reader users cannot scan an Evernote note sent to them to find the information they need. Evernote is not Accessible to the disabled. 

Semantic markup makes for better search, better accessibility, and easier initial capture of information because you can organize your thoughts as an outline without having to mess with font size, bold, etc, like using a typewriter in the 1980's.

The future of the web is semantic content, and Evernote should not leave its users behind.

This post is best. Exactly. So intelligent and rational. Exactly. I've quoted the thoughts that resonate most with me.

I'll add that Evernote is so great, which is why it's so shocking that this basic feature isn't built-in, yet.