Don Dz

Hello, anybody knows how are characters sorted in the new version as opposed to the old version? I had tags and saved searches sorted nicely with special prefixes, but this has gone out the window with the new version, so I need to understand how they currently sort and make changes as needed.

Open the full app by right click first, then left click "Open Evernote". Hopefully this will be fixed soon . . . . ⏰

Actually, in looking at some of my more cluttered notes that have too many tags, URL info, and other stuff previously appearing at the top, I will admit they look terribly cluttered in the old version (specially any information that disappears off screen, like too many tags), and more "pretty", less cluttered in the new version. I also appreciate that Reminders are more clearly visible in the note. But my request still stands: they need to all be in the same general part of the screen, even if they take extra lines like in the new version. I have gradually learned more discipline in using fewer tags per note, after much trial and error, that helps with the clutter some.

Someone must have mentioned this already, but it makes no sense to look up to see the notebook and down to see the tags in a note, in the old version we could see all at a quick glance at the top. I don't care where you put them, as long as they are together like before.

I have been keeping a copy of the current version in one of my notes, in anticipation of hating the new version 10 when it came out, it is fairly easy to do.

I am not a programmer, but in web browsers that seems to be the case, in implementing Windows 10 dark mode, I am not sure what would be the difference. That makes sense to me, I just have not seen a program that does this intelligently.

Dark mode simply inverts the display without actually changing data, you can avoid clipping background colors by using simplified article mode, though it can mess up tables and graphics to some degree.

The only thing I don't like is the automatic indent of checklists, I use checkboxes a lot in tables and the automatic indent is impractical in that context.

Not sure if this exact suggestion has been made, but, I noticed that going to another note is enough to trigger autosync. So my request is, don't sync at all until going to another note. I have encountered note errors when autosync kicks in while still editing a note, hence my request. If this behavior was implemented as described, I would be more comfortable with the lack of a sync button.

Is it safe to assume that we will soon be given the option to open Evernote when single left clicking on the icon, rather than the current exclusive option of creating a Quick Note (EN 10.3.6)? Thanks for listening.

I see, I am guessing you mean Shortcuts. Yes I do see a count in shortcuts for those, but when used on the toolbar (old version), there is no count. Not sure if shortcut will be moveable in the future. As far as the count bug, it was updated on my computer without restarting, seems to update promptly, both notebooks and tags (in shortcuts).

Sorry if i am missing something, but what "favorite" section in Notebooks? I am not seeing that feature. Perhaps it is only visible if you have a very large number of notebooks?

The new version was on my computer long before the release notes were posted, thanks.

Hello, i looked carefully before and after updating to v. 10.3.6. The only way I can see note counts on the left panel (left navigation?) is by clicking on the notebook list or the tag list. If that's the intended "new" behavior, it was already present in the previous version. If it is supposed to happen by hovering over those areas, or expanding the left panel, it isn't happening for me (Win 10). Rebooting makes no difference. I am also pretty sure I tested the two types of internal links successfully before the current version. Is the improvement in dark mode concerning the title bar or edges? I had tinkered with the settings menu to deal with that issue, so I have not yet noticed the new improvement.

FWIW, the new iOS version and the Android version both perform prefix searches without any reference to stacks.