Wayne Villars

Yeah, that's a good idea for a workaround, thanks. I guess I'm asking for an officially supported capability so I don't have to hack the URL.

I appreciate the time taken for the responses and the suggestions provided. Unfortunately, the bottom line is that the current system just doesn't support my use case. Oh well.

I want to be able to get a link to a tag or a notebook, just like how I can get a link to a note. Currently, I have no way to reference a tag or a notebook in another system like Todoist.

When I create a new task, Evernote should create a new note: the task title should be the title of the note the task and the note should be inseparably linked (the note is the task, and vice versa) clicking on the task should open the note This enables the ability to: add a description to the task tag the task add subtasks link the task to other notes

Haha. Yeah, I actually switched from iPhone to Android, and Scannable and DarkSky are the only two apps I really miss. Oh well. Microsoft Lens works well enough.

Well, if that's the perspective Evernote is taking, then I guess I'll just accept it and move on with my life, haha.

Currently, the scan feature on the Android app only allows for scanning to a .png. That's fine for a receipt. But if I want to scan a multipage document, I want it to get saved as a PDF. Please enable me to choose which format I want to save the scan in. Look at Microsoft Lens. That's a great scanning app.

I find myself creating "See also:" sections in my notes where I add internal links to other notes with related content. The inconvenience is that I would like the link to go both ways, but at the moment, I have to do that manually. In case you're not following, here's a simple example: Say I create note #1. Then a few days later, I create note #2. Within note #2 I want to reference note #1 (because it has related content), so I add the following to note #2 (using internal note links): See also: * note #1 Since both notes clearly have related content, I also want note #1 to reference note #2. And herein lies the inconvenience: In its current form, I then have to manually open up note #1 and add something like this: Referenced by: * note #2 I call that a reciprocal link...I'm not sure of the proper technical terminology. What would be great is if that reciprocal link was created for me automatically...you know, in case I forget. Taking that a step further, it would also be very cool if I could select a group of notes and have the option to create reference links between all of them with a single click.