ghoffman

This is fixed in web and mac desktop 10.118.3. Now if I search for a term that is not contained in any note, I get this display.

I'm using the same versions of Evernote and macOS as you. I have not had any crashes. Have you rebooted? Sometimes that can fix an issue.

I'm using a 2019 MacBook Pro running macOS Sequoia 15.0.1. Using either the Mac desktop 10.117.2 or web 10.117.2, I get the same search results screen that @estevancarlos reported when I search (⌥⌘F) for a term that is not in any note. This hasn't bugged me as I recognize the null search results is the same as a "no notes found" message. Using Evernote 10.117.1 on my iPhone, the same search says "No notes found". I have recently logged out and back in. It's been many months since I did a reinstall. As Evernote web works the same as Mac desktop in this case, it hadn't even occurred to me to try a desktop reinstall. @Jon/t, others, I'm curious, are you getting a "No notes found" message?

Using the Evernote Mac desktop app, it might be possible to create a keyboard shortcut that would move focus from the note list into the body of a note. I have not implemented this, so I can't confirm it would work. Consider using Automator and AppleScript to create a custom workflow. This would probably be easier to implement using a 3rd party app like BetterTouchTool.

Using the Evernote Mac desktop app 10.111.2, I can duplicate the behavior you reported. To search again, as you reported, you can close the search box, then use ⌘F again. Alternatively, you could click in the search box and edit what you're searching for. ⇧⌘F will open the search and replace within note, as I understand is the way you'd like this to work. However, this only works one time. After that, you're in the same boat of needing to close/reopen the search box or edit it.

Using the Mac desktop app, the keyboard shortcut to create an internal link is ⌥⌘C. Using the Mac desktop app, you can also create an internal link by dragging a note (from a list of notes) into another note

Evernote 10.110 was recently released. The previous release was 10.107. What happened to 10.108 and 10.109? This is the only time I'm aware that release numbers have been skipped. Does this suggest that Bending Spoons testing found problems with 10.107 and 10.108, so they were never released? Or that management decided not to release features/fixes that were included in 10.108 and 10.109? Just curious.

Using macOS Sonoma 14.5 and Evernote Mac desktop 10.97.3, I also observed the note counter in the mid pane stopping at 1000. With Evernote Mac desktop 10.98.2, the note counter once again shows the count of all of the notes in that notebook, currently 18332 in my main notebook.

@chilee Evernote web is currently noticeably slow for me too. I have also seen some of the "One moment while I get back to work" messages. It has synched, showing the same number of notes as my Evernote desktop (Mac) shows. You can use https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/, but that doesn't give much status other than whether the site's server responded to a ping.

You are correct. As AND is the default Boolean operator, this search would work the same. "IT " "fun " However, including the AND makes it easier to understand the search string and you don't have to remember what the default is.

How about this? Combine the trailing space, as gazumped suggested, with a Boolean search. Search for: "IT " AND "fun "

The technical Issues option is there. I just didn't drag the window down. Duh!

Thanks @s2sailor. I used the mobile app, as you suggested. It took me to a web page, prompted me to log in, then displayed the same options I showed above. There is no way to enter a ticket that is not one of those options.

@s2sailor How did you submit a problem ticket? The usual URL just shows these options, and none of them allow me to report the issue. https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=254668&guest=true&guest=true

Thank you for your response that you've also noticed the issue. I will also submit a problem ticket.