RevDevPaulReynolds

Well, I hope that now the new Samsung phones are getting Android 14 that complaints will increase and Evernote will fix this? I've since taken all my most mission-critical reminders and copied them over to Google Tasks which is kinda obnoxious since there are no ways to export tasks from Evernote into other services. But I can't rely on it anymore. Already missed a few important things and gotten into some trouble! My support ticket is well over a month old and I've had zero responses to it other than to recommend a device reboot and app reinstall, and I let them know that didn't fix it.

I'm running 10.57.2, I've disabled and re-enabled notification permissions, rebooted the phone, reinstalled the app, made new notes/tasks with reminders, nothing seems to make them come through. It's the only app I've noticed where notifications aren't working on the new OS. Anyone else experiencing this? I'm even creating reminders on Android and they're popping up on my Windows PC moments later, but nada on the Android app. I use recurring task reminders to do things like pay my bills, so it's sort of a big deal if I don't get buzzed.

Well, @gazumped I figured out a way to make it look better. If I make the shortcut link to the generic evernote.com address, any time I navigate off of there including to log in to my account, it adds that chunky bar. If I wait till I'm logged in before I make the shortcut link, it looks much better. Thanks for spurring me on to keep trying! 

Alas, that didn't fix it!

I appreciate the help! I am using the option to open it in its own window, and alas, while it does make it so I can Alt+Tab to it, it doesn't really increase the display area. I was hoping that there's a possibility that making the web app an installable PWA will not only make it graphically more effective, but might also bring some offline functionality, or at least giving us the ability to stay logged in.

Sorry I wasn't clearer. I was thinking more about the big white band between the top of the window (under the X) and the actual Evernote interface. It can't be closed without logging out.

On 6/7/2021 at 4:53 PM, gazumped said:

Hi.  You're posting in the Web client forum - aren't all web pages visible in Chrome? 

In the Chrome web browser it's possible to 'cheat' with Evernote too - open the web page,  choose Settings > More Tools > Create a shortcut,  and tick the "open as window" option to have a separate web page and a shortcut on the desktop.

Apologies if that is no help - maybe a screenshot to show what space you have?

Here's what the separate window looks like on a Chromebook. Note the extra space taken at the top of the screen. It doesn't do this on Windows, but Chromebooks get bonus stuff in the way!

This has been the case on my phone since Home launched. I'm on a Pixel 4a5G. The text is getting cut off.

If the web client could be installable on a Chromebook, that would be great. As is, I need to log in every time and the Chrome machinery takes up lots of window space.

Agreed, an installable PWA would make using on a Chromebook significantly nicer.

I used to be able to take a note through Google Assistant on my phone or through a smart speaker and have it show up in Evernote. Any chance now that the new clients are stabilizing that this could be brought back?

Same here, can't move using only keyboard shortcuts. Also, the move note keyboard shortcut has stopped working on me a couple of times until I quit and restart the Windows app. My workflow is slightly borked.

Well I don't know what happened but even after logging out and back in, it was still doing this. But once I navigated around for a minute or two, all of that stuff suddenly popped in and started working correctly.

For starters, there's this: 

Also, search is doing nothing. I can type in the box, but it's not executing any searches.

My wife and I each have at least one notebook that we have shared with each other. On the old Android client and on the new Windows and Web clients, I'm able to move any note I want into the notebooks she owns, but the new Android client displays a lock icon next to her notebook in the move dialog and I can't move the note in there. Curiously, I can move notes from that notebook which she owns over into mine, which she is unable to do on her (new) iPhone client.

I've heard a few people say it's 10.0 (1107959)

I am seeing lots of comments out there from people who have received the final release of the app, so I know it's out there. Unfortunately none of those people are extracting apks of their apps to share!

@tm87Do you know how to extract the updated app that you have as an APK so you can share the wealth with the rest of us?

Looks like this is happening with all of the new mobile clients; Android is the same. Also it's all screwed up on desktop and web, as well. You need to click into the notebook first, which unlocks it in web and desktop, but on mobile it won't unlock at all.

I share almost every notebook I have with my wife who shares almost all of her notebooks with me, with top privileges all around. However, depending on the clients we're using - while logged into the same account across them - we are given very different abilities to move notes between notebooks. I have some screenshots to illustrate. This is rather difficult to deal with as we're trying to implement a combined household productivity system that will rely upon being able to move notes freely between notebooks for each other regardless of client.

Me to her on the web

Me to her on Windows

Her to me on Windows

Her to me on web:

Her to me on iOS