PinkElephant

You can't. Shared notes needs to be unshared before they are deleted. If not, the shared note gets "orphaned" in the receiving account. It can't be unshared, because the original no longer exists. But they can't be deleted, because the sharing link was broken. The best we found is to set up a "lost notes" notebook, move them there and forget them. Hopefully EN will present a solution one day.

If on desktop I would counsel to rebuild the local database. But web hasn’t got one, and for Android it would be a unusual cure. Wish you luck with getting it solved !

From what you post she receives the share. And then ? It depends as well on the settings chosen for the shared notebook. It can range from „read only“ over „read and edit“ til „read, edit and share“. Which have you chosen ?

No, EN will only very rarely comment on timelines. They know the issue, and I hope as well they fix it soon.

You are sure you logged into the same account ? One little mistake, and instead of opening the existing account, a new one is created. Else contact support (the forum is user2user).

If you go to your account settings, personal settings you find at the bottom of the page the WorkChat option. Set the checkmark, confirm, done. It should now show in the left panel, way down. Not sure if it helps to solve the sharing issue.

Yes, in every case you want to avoid to install on the system drive, you need to go through the symbolic link. Downside of an external SSD is you need to keep it attached all of the time. Depends on how you use your notebook. A replacement of the system SSD (if possible) would probably be the cleanest option. They are not that expensive any more, and it keeps the notebook alive for some more years.

On which iOS version are you running ? How many free memory is available ? What type of iPhone are we talking about ?

Wrong - WebKit is the name of the Apple web engine, driving Safari on Mac and iOS. On iOS all browsers must use WebKit by default - the OS does not allow to install another engine. If you run Chrome or Firefox on iOS, they always need to run as a skin on a WebKit platform. The Chrome engine (driving Chromium as well) is called Blink and is maintained by Google. It is used in all other cases where Chrome or one of it derivates is running, including Chrome on the Mac. The Engine driving Firefox is called Gecko. It is maintained by Mozilla, the foundation that offers Firefox and the Thunderbird free email client. It is notable that Google is one of the main contributors to the Mozilla funding. Dropping a few millions on Mozilla is probably much cheaper than facing antitrust legislation because of the way how Chrome supports the search engine core business of Google. There is a handful more "engines", but not in broad use. Personally I run Safari as my main browser, and Firefox as secondary. No problems.

Import folders „now“ added: A little late to the party, we just put the last glasses into the dishwasher: Moving the EN database to another place: Just to mention it - don’t move the database to a turning disk. This had already been a bad idea with legacy, performance issues were the consequence. With v10 it can add syncing problems to the trouble collection. A turning disk has a significant delay compared to an SSD, especially when retrieving data from disk. Only use an SSD - can be an external one, linked through at least an USB 3 interface.

The point number usually does not play a role in desktop updates, if not announced as a special release. The download on the web site is always the latest version - the AppStore needs a little to run the obligatory tests.

Sharing with my wife since years, using a number of shared notebooks. No issues at all. Sometimes it helps to look into the WorkChat (although this part of work chat was reduced with v10).

Safari (or better web kit, it’s engine) is worldwide the second browser in terms of usage. I don’t think it is „neglected“. The problem is IMHO that Google / Chrome permanently tries to push own features as standards. Many have a trapdoor build in in terms of privacy (often called „anomyzation“, which comes out as semi-anonymous, still able to support cross website tracking). Since Safari only works on Apple devices, Firefox as the third browser on an own engine is important to have a choice.

In the browser see above. A general remark: EN currently puts features that work on all platforms above any platform specific features. You can send your idea to EN PM by the feedback function build into the clients.

This thread is heavily misleading. All posts except the last one are about the old, legacy client. It worked off the local database, syncing it independently from using the client. The new client will sync practically instantaneous with the cloud, and use the local copy mainly to speed things up, and for offline use. These 2 clients are sufficiently different not to be discussed in the same thread.

The new clients run inside of a framework. Up to now we (other users) could not make them accept automations, not by Siri, not by the Shortcuts app, not by Apple Script. Feel free to try, but I think it will not work.

Which version are you running ? If not yet updated, get 10.39.

Uninstall the app, dump all data when asked. Switch the iPhone completely off, wait a little. When you switching on again, the Apple logo must show. Reinstall the app, log in.

The new version does not allow scripting. Try to install legacy, and repeat the transfer. Maybe you need to alter the „Evernote“ application call, to grab the legacy client instead of the new one. https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052560314-Install-an-older-version-of-Evernote

LOL … it is just Chrome itself that is the problem. It is the method Google uses to dominate the way the web is seen by users, and to make Google draw the maximum profit from your interaction. Google is selling your attention (a tiny part of your limited life span) to whoever is willing to pay the most to get it. Sure Chrome is working - but it is not working for you in first place. My personal opinion about G…

There is the web clipper, as browser extension, that does these and many more clipping jobs. How much of your subscription money would you like to see wasted on creating and maintaining (!) duplicate functionality ? I think there are many unique features on the backlog to keep the devs busy.

To send feedback to EN, use the feedback function of the clients.

The appearance of something should not be taken for the real thing. You posted 6 posts here since October 2019. How many fellow users have you helped ? The forum would be a pretty hopeless place if there would only be users questioning each other’s integrity.

If suddenly a lot of unknown devices show up, it may be your account was hacked. If you are not familiar with the new devices, follow this instructions: https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004395487 First follow the advise to make the account safe again. Immediately change your password to a new, unique (not used elsewhere, and very different to the old one) and strong (15 characters, mixed, no existing word) one. In addition you can create a second security layer with 2FA. Before starting to unsync any device, go to the bottom of the help article. There is a link to support. Click it, and choose „account“ as ticket type. You can only unsync 2 devices every 30 days. If there are 5 listed, it will take 3 months to unsync. Support can help you to drop them all.

… plus add if you really mean the web clipper (browser extension), or the EN helper. Both have a screenshot tool.