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garrettm30

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  1. I also would like to echo what many users have said: we need the option to remove the menu bar icon. I have discovered that I never have used it after all these years, but more than that, besides the additional clutter of all the other items up there (all the other items I do want), I find I keep getting mixed up with another menu bar icon that also is an elephant (MAMP, a web development server stack), and that one I do need. I have no doubt some people like it, but menu bar items should always be optional.
  2. @Sean Browne Please put your comments outside of the quotation, as otherwise it inaccurately makes it look like your contribution to the discussion was actually part of the quotation. Also, you may be already aware, but it is not clear from your post, so I'll just add that I am a regular member, not staff of Evernote. I only suggested the workaround of learning words in another app for the sake of a present solution only until the developers actually resolve the issue properly.
  3. I have searched the past discussion, and I could find one staff response that indicated "This has been shared with our product team!" In my hasty search I did not find any further comment from Evernote staff.
  4. It hasn't been removed, but rather it never has yet been implemented in the new version of Evernote. Like you notice, the only workaround is to open another app that uses MacOS spelling and learn the word there. Then in Evernote navigate away from and back to the same note, and newly learned word will be recognized. This has been reported a few times, but yours is the first report in this section of the forum.
  5. From all the discussion around this, I had the mistaken understanding that all internal links created in the new version always open in the browser, but this is not so. If you copy an internal link (via the Note menu) and paste into another note, then you can click on that note from within Evernote app to go to that note within the app. It does not go to the browser if you pasted the internal link correctly and you clicked on it from within the Evernote app. If you find that the internal link does open in the browser, then perhaps you are making the mistake that I did, which causes the internal link to get converted to a web link on paste. After copying the link, the mistake is to select text in another note and then use “Add link” via right-click or use the Insert Link button on the toolbar. If you do that, the internal link will get converted to a web link. The key is to stay away from the add/insert link functionality for adding an internal link. Instead, rather than selecting text first, just click into the text (no selection) and paste. What gets pasted is an internal link, and then you can still edit the displayed text like always after it is pasted, but it will not get converted to a web link in this case. The real difference in behavior at this time is that the old links could open a note in the Evernote app even when accessed outside of the app, but this is not possible to get such links in the new version.
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