Tom Donohue

@Mike P

The Help articles still need to be updated with a list of the corresponding search syntax for each contains filter.

Here's the list:

contains:address
contains:fileArchive
contains:attachment
contains:fileAudio
contains:calendarEvent
contains:enTodo
contains:enCodeblock
contains:contact 
contains:date
contains:fileDocument
contains:email
contains:enCrypt
contains:urlGoogleDrive
contains:fileImage
contains:numberInteger
contains:list
contains:numberReal  
contains:fileOffice
contains:enTodo
contains:filePdf
contains:numberPercent
contains:person
contains:filePresentation
contains:fileImage
contains:list
contains:phoneNumber
contains:filePresentation
contains:numberPrice
contains:fileSpreadsheet
contains:table
contains:task
contains:taskCompleted
contains:taskNotCompleted
contains:date 
contains:time
contains:url
contains:fileVideo
contains:webclip

On 6/6/2021 at 1:31 PM, B Higgs said:

Are there search operators associated with the new Tasks?

@B Higgs

contains:task

for notes with completed and incomplete tasks

contains:taskCompleted

for notes with completed tasks

contains:taskNotCompleted

for notes with incomplete tasks

The help article should be updated soon.

On 5/30/2021 at 1:35 PM, Nick1 said:

@Shane D., the shortcut is great and fast. BUT, it conflicts with the existing (CTRL+Q) editor shortcut for justifying text. See the screenshots below.

@Nick1

Thanks, I'll make sure to report this to my team.

In the meantime, you can edit the keyboard shortcut:

1. Click the keyboard icon located at the bottom right of the left sidebar, or Press Ctrl + / (Default shortcut to open the menu)
2. Double click on the  "Switch to…" item, or open the overflow menu and select "Edit…"
3. Type a new key combination

For further reference:

https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500002999041

 @amacs

Try removing the quotes and submit the following as a search query:

sourceUrl:https://www.medium*

On 11/10/2020 at 5:38 AM, vladcampos said:

"Numbers" should be "Números".

@vladcampos

Thanks for your post.

I notified the localization team and you can expect this to be resolved in a future Mac update.

On 10/31/2020 at 3:31 PM, aukirk said:

I was really hoping to see the ability to sort by reminder date.

@aukirk

Thanks for your post. I have forwarded this feedback to the team.

On 10/16/2020 at 5:21 AM, DTLow said:

The search returned no notes; Is it doing an All search?

@DTLow

Yes, currently the behavior for nested tags is to find notes tagged with all child tags included, which is not very useful.

What do you think about the addition of a simple "any vs. all" option for filters? And filtering by tag would default to any.

On 10/16/2020 at 2:25 PM, Drexler Mathias said:

A tag should include its child-tags with OR not with AND!

@Drexler Mathias

I agree. Unfortunately there’s a flaw in the current design where the OR operator is completely ignored.  The design does not account for advanced users that want to utilize boolean logic.

When the blue filter pills are displayed, all filters are joined by the AND operator. 

3 hours ago, evozero said:

it keeps defaulting back to sort by "relevance", the next time i conduct a search

this was not how it previously behaved

@evozero

Thanks for your post.

Actually I fixed this recently, so that the sort option in Search Results is persisted in the same way as in All Notes. So please expect this in a future update.

16 hours ago, DTLow said:

Search    resource:audio/*

The search feature is documented at  https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/articles/208313828

@TonyW

This is undocumented, but you can also search for contains:fileAudio to find notes that contain audio files as attachments such as mp3, m4a, etc.

@DTLow 

This is currently a known issue. Search results are supposed to be paginated, with up to 128 notes per page.

Unfortunately  several features in search results were neglected in this new iOS release, including pagination and sort options.

14 hours ago, Stuhrer said:

My system is Redhat Enterprise 7.5 and Google Chrome 54.0.2840 (64-bit). My locale is en_US.UTF-8. 

@Stuhrer I notified our engineering team for the Web client about the issue you're experiencing.

We noticed that you have an older version of Chrome from 2016. Can you please try updating your browser on Linux to the latest version (Chrome 78) and report back to let us know if you're still experiencing the issue?