Blizzard Joe

Applying the contains table filter to all my notes the most recent returned was created last June. I know that is not everything since I just created a note yesterday that contains a table.

Although I don't currently use Upnote I did look into it at one point and found that they address the concern of how the app will be supported given the lifetime purchase option. You can check out their thoughts at https://getupnote.com/support.html. I can appreciate that they are upfront about it and are committed to honoring their lifetime purchasers. I will say that with some other software that I purchased through a one time payment that switched to a subscription model they did freeze the features, which is a more gentle nudge for existing users to convert to a subscription.

Upnote is decent note app that runs on Windows. Their documentation mentions an import from Evernote, but I have never used it so can't speak to how good that process is.

I too am experiencing this issue again on Evernote 10.61.1 running on my iPad on 16.6.1. Sometimes nothing seems to happen and the interface stays responsive and other times everything locks up.

If this low limit remains I'm not sure how useful it will be to attract new users. I was on the free plan for a few years and only used it sparingly, but I'm sure that I had more than 50 notes in that time. My use of the software steadily grow to the point where I found it useful to pay for the software. If I was limited to 50 notes at that time I would have simply stopped using the software and looked elsewhere. It also poses an issue with existing customers who have stopped paying and want to come back and kick the tires again. Most of those users will be over the limit making it very difficult to see if they want to return to Evernote without creating a new temp account to try it out. A pain that many people will probably not bother with.

Since installing this update on my iPad and iPhone whenever I try to move a note the app hangs when trying bring up the list of notebooks. This happens if I invoke the move by tapping the current notebook of the note or use the menu option (either the one from within the note or from the note list).

One other option to prevent text from being converted into a link is to make it inline code via backticks. So when typing/pasting a url you would start and end with ` like: `www.google.com` . Note that it will change its formatting so if that is not desirable this may not be a workable work around.

Instead of deleting the link I first change it to a standard link, and then I can change it to a content preview.

It is available under the Insert menu as Divider.

You can create a sub bullet by using the indent button on the tool bar. It should be to the right of the bullet type selection button. On smaller screens you may need to scroll the tool bar to see the button.

I’m not currently on iOS 15, but apparently during the upgrade the accessibility option may have been turned on. See this discussion on what sounds like a similar issue: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253187848