whizfish

Email today (3/29/24) from Evernote says new subscription will be “95.9 USD”. (BTW, that's a weird way to write a USD price, why not "$95.90"?) However an email a couple days ago (3/26/24) from Apple says my new subscription will be $113.99/year. Which is it? I believe I'm paying through Apple aka iTunes, if that matters. Also, when I click “review your subscription” in the Apple email it takes me to the App Store and indicates that my rate of $113.99 is for “Evernote Premium” whereas “Evernote Personal” would be $104.99. However, when I look at my account on evernote.com it shows $95.90 on my next billing date for “Evernote Personal”. Which version of Evernote do I actually have now and which will I have after the upcoming billing date (4/26/24)?? Also, evernote.com says nothing about “Evernote Premium” (as mentioned in the App Store), but it does offer an upgrade to “Evernote Professional” at $17.99/month, with no mention of an annual rate. What are Evernote Personal, Evernote Premium, and Evernote Professional? I'm so confused, and it's definitely Evernote's fault, not mine. Also, just FYI, none of the fancy new features Evernote brags about in their email are of any interest or value to me, so the big (huge!) jump in price (it was $42 two years ago) is really quite disappointing. I'm actively looking at Evernote alternatives even though I've been using it for nearly a decade I think. Daniel

There is no "correct" order for a search result. One guy wants Sort by Update, another wants Sort by Relevance. I happen to want Sort by Title (for a certain saved search). Some day maybe we can all get what we want by being able to a) set the default search order, and (or) b) save the sort order as an attribute of a saved search. Honestly what we need is the ability to save an entire View, including filter (i.e. search), sort order, grid vs list, and so on.