markus985

11 minutes ago, gazumped said:

Sorry,  did I miss a punchline?  You can hide the thing that annoys you by unticking an option.  Or you can leave it be.  Seems like an easy decision...

Granted Evernote's original architecture was designed a bit shortsightedly (or maybe it was about the tools they had then) but they are apparently currently changing that...

I am not able to clean up notes or notebooks that got shared with me from the "Shared with me" view. I do not have access to those notes anymore. The permissions got retracted as I quit collaborating with the other party. That leaves me with a "Shared with me" view containing notes & notebooks that are actively shared with me and actually not shared with me anymore. Thus, it's only fair that I have a chance to get rid of those in my view. I think right now if I click on them I would even send a permission request to the note/notebook owner who retracted the permissions for a reason.

Hiding the entire view is not a solution & not a workaround either. 

Edit: On Android I cannot hide that view. Funny additional note - on Android the previously shared and retracted notes / notebooks are not shown

Answer from the technical support team - which is ridiculous

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The 'Shared with me' is a special view that shows all notes and notebooks that were shared with you by other Evernote users. This section can be viewed as an inbound sharing history. With the current application design, it is not possible to remove any items listed in the 'Share with me' view even if certain notes or notebooks are not longer shared with you or accessible. With that being said, you can hide the entire 'Share with me' view from the sidebar. To hide the Share with me section in Evernote for Mac, select View > Sidebar options > Shared with me (uncheck) from the menu bar.

14 hours ago, gazumped said:

Hi.  You're a subscriber,  so you could connect with Support and  give them your feedback direct,  but bear in  mind that they're currently working flat out on a major revision so while many fixes may be coming with that release we'll have to wait for the package as a whole.  It seems unlikely that this issue could be ignored - it is a basic flaw and there's been a fair amount of fuss about it...

Will do that - thanks for pointing that out. I hope the new editor will finally arrive on the Evernote client (mac) - different story.

Is there an option to push this so that it gets higher visibility by Evernote? That is extremely disturbing that shared notes cannot be deleted from the "Shared with Me" view.

Evernote does not support to apply headings H1, H2, H3, etc. To quickly add such headings manually it is quite useful to change the font size by applying quick shortcuts via keyboard.

Changing the font-size in Evernote (for Mac) can be done via Format > Style > Bigger or via Shift + CMD + .

Problem: Applying this shortcut works only when a text is highlighted and NOT just at the current cursor position. When using this in a normal workflow it would be quite useful to just get into a new line, hit the shortcut Shift + CMD + .  a few times to get to a H1 heading, type heading, enter to new line, shortcut a few times Shift + CMD + , to get back to normal font size.

Solution: Of course we all know that we need headings, however, I also think that it should be possible to change the font-size no matter if text is selected or it is only at the current cursor position.

Hi there, 

I had the same issue (conflict note notification of shared notebook I am not the owner of) and got rid of it by doing the following.

1. Close Evernote
2. Open Command Line in Terminal and copy the following command to the terminal

   defaults write com.evernote.Evernote ENClearRecentActivity -bool YES

3. Start Evernote again

It is for sure not ideal and does not solve the formatting issue, but it works at least.

Evernote Version 7.12 (457936 App Store)
Editor: 69.1.8237 (1f0aea9) 

Mac Mojave 10.14.6

Hope that helps

Markus