JacksTechHut

I have been working on this issue this morning. Look at the pictures attached. I opened a terminal and typed in kill (PID Number) for the EverNote Helper (Renderer). For now, this has corrected the issue. My battery usage is back to normal, and my CPU is no longer running at 90%. My next step will be to write a script whenever I open EverNote; it will kill the processes. My only issue will be that the PID will change each time. I am with everyone else. This is a BUG in the software and needs to be fixed.

I recently upgraded my EverNote to the newest version. I have noticed very high CPU usage as well as major battery drainage. I am running EverNote on an M1 MacBook Air, which normally has all-day battery life, I was taking notes yesterday, and my battery was dead after only about an hour. I am attaching some screenshots for your records.