treborio

Pink Elephant you have been going HARD in this message board. Clearly you're either 1) Paid by Evernote or 2) Need Something Better to do with your Life. Pink Elephant you don't have to reply to every single person's post. Our messages are not meant for you personally. Our messages are meant to inform other people on our experiences & opinions.

I just cancelled my subscription with Evernote and went with UpNote! BTW Evernote will give you a 40% discount offer when you try to cancel your subscription online. For me, personally I had been on the fence with Evernote for years, not fully happy with what they offered but stuck around just for convenience and out of habit. But when they surprisingly jacked up their rates to more than double the price, that forced me to finally dump them & change. It seems sleazy to jack up the price without first informing customers, I never received an email notifying me about it. I spent many hours trying out different new note taking apps. UpNote seems pretty solid to me. Price is fantastic, Lifetime for $29.99...which is a fraction of what Evernote was charging annually! The major feature that made me chose UpNote over all the others is Collapsible / Nesting sections. This was a major feature I was waiting for Evernote to implement, but it never came. I was actually using Google Paper for certain documents, b/c I so critically needed that functionality of collapsible sections. Now I am very happy to have it all built into 1 app in UpNote.

I switched the older Legacy version, which is a superior product! Now I don't have that stupid elephant in my top menu status bar. I can also have multiple notes open in tabs....in their latest version of the software I could not figure out how to have tabs again and spent about an hour trying to find an answer online, then gave up.

I agree 10000% I spent a couple hours today looking for alternatives. I am moving over to Dropbox Paper. It has jump links + anchor links + collapsible text sections....and it's FREE!

I also wish Evernote had this feature! In my particular case, having to create dozens of individual notes to link to is not a good workflow. It would be wonderful if I could jump link or anchor link to different sections within 1 note. I see that Dropbox Paper can do this quite easily. I am thinking of switching over....and it's free too.