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I sure appreciate the recent upgrades to the custom Home! Thank you. What would push this feature even further in it's usefulness is the ability to customize Home based on the device you're using. For example, I use Evernote for both work and personal. For work, I have notes for each of my clients, a to do list, and more, while for personal, I have notes for projects, routines, books etc. On my work computer I would like to have my home widgets fully filtered by just my work Stack/Notebooks, and same for my personal PC/personal stack/notebooks. Thanks!

LOL. Merged with a post that was created 6 years ago. I am not surprised. This further proves my point. Non employed moderators should leave this forum alone so the rot among their userbase is more obvious to the company. I work at a company of over a thousand employees, and every year or two I implement a new solution company wide. I had hoped Evernote might be one, but sadly it is now crossed off the list of possibilities.

I've been an avid evernote user for quite a while. Today, I did this Google search "what note tools are better than evernote". I found some promising alternatives I will be trying over the next weeks. When a company gets so complacent that they don't improve and innovate like they did when they had their peppy startup spirit, that's the beginning of the end. That point has come and passed a while ago for Evernote. You have to work hard at staying relevant. One of two things will happen: Evernote gets their act together and works on innovating and improving all versions of their product (Windows, Mac, iOS) with equal energy and with care to what their loyal users are clamoring for and for what they don't even yet realize they need, or they are disrupted by a lean startup that was able to muster the wherewithal to exploit the lumbering pace and cripple giant, stealing it's userbase. If there was a booky setting bets for which, I'd put a weeks wages on the latter.