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I get the same result. It seems to me that Menu > Tags > Foo is a shortcut for Search > Filter > Tags > Foo > Done > Done. Yesterday, I removed a tag from a note, and on mobile (iOS), the note still appears in the list for that tag. On desktop (macOS) and web, it doesn't show. Interestingly, I removed that tag from the mobile. Out of curiosity, is it working for you? That is, if you add a tag to a note on desktop or web, once the note has synchronized, do you see it listed under that tag? -Alex

On the iPhone, when I open the hamburger menu, tap "Tags," and then select a specific tag, I see a list of notes associated with that tag. However, the displayed notes may not accurately reflect the current tags; it might show notes that were tagged previously but exclude notes that were tagged more recently. This issue doesn't seem to be related to synchronization. For example, if a tag is removed from a note, the list correctly shows the note without the tag "badge" (though it shouldn't show the note at all). Additionally, the count number displayed next to the tag name appears accurate. For instance, a tag labeled “Standup (3)” might only display one note when selected, with two notes missing. I do not experience this problem with Evernote for Mac or Evernote on the web. This situation is particularly frustrating as I rely on tags to locate notes for specific purposes, such as using a "Standup" tag for items to discuss during our daily stand-up meetings. Not being able to find notes I know were tagged "Standup" is inconvenient. I have reported this issue to Evernote support and will follow up here if I receive any helpful recommendations from them. Meanwhile, I'm curious if anyone in the community has encountered this issue and found a workaround. -Alex

Same problem here. 10.66.3 macOS. Maybe this is something that QA could have missed if their screen is "too small"?

@Samo123, your screenshot provides a good illustration, thank you for sharing, and I also submitted a ticket about this. -Alex

Hi Dr. Dark, I had some success overriding CSS, using `asar` to unpack the app (you can install it with `npm install -g asar`), and then "messing" with the CSS files under `ce`. You can find some good tips on how to do this in the article mentioned below. The author is after Skype, but the tricks he mentions work just as well with Evernote. The simple thing I did was to reduce the size of the font they use for `code`, which to me looks just disproportionately large compared to the size of regular text. https://www.codepicky.com/hacking-electron-restyle-skype/ Good luck! -Alex

I am intrigued: what is the interview you're referring to, where Ian mentioned or suggested that iPad support isn't a priority for Evernote? -Alex

True, I also got that error. I think that when that happens, killing Safari, restarting it, and reload Evernote gets you out it. If anything, this should serve as a sign that the issue you raised should be fixed. I am wondering if this Evernote bug is related to Safari shrinking its URL bar, but I don't see a way to prevent that behavior as an iPadOS user. Did you also report it to Support, in case nobody from Evernote reads this thread? -Alex

Yes, I have also noticed this. Reloading Evernote Web solves the problem, but takes time. +1 -Alex

Today search is able find content in that particular note. So I also suspect that this is a problem with their server-side indexer. I will try to contact Support about this, but it might be a hard one if a problem that I noticed today cannot be reproduced next day, unless they already know about it, in which case me contacting them might not be very useful. -Alex

I seem to be having the same problem: I have at least one specific note that Search seems to be unable to find. Even searching for a word that appears in the title does not return that note. And this seems to be the case across platforms with the new Evernote 10, in the sense that the web app and the Mac app are both unable to find that note. Even the new ⌘J doesn't find it. I had this problem in the past, and it seems to me that if this persists, this would be a showstopper. Is this a known issue? If so, until this is fixed, does anyone know of a workaround? -Alex

Well said. Nowadays, there is no reason to treat the browser as a second-class platform, especially for a product built on top of web technologies like Evernote. And talking about keyboard shortcuts, I'd even add that not only the shortcuts themselves, but also the ability to customize shortcuts is paramount on the web, where different browser/OS combinations capture different shortcuts and prevent them from being used by web apps. -Alex

Yes, I have the same problem. If using it in Safari, which I prefer to the Electron app, reloading Evernote solves the problem, for a little while. Not a show stopper, but it would be nice if this one could be fixed. -Alex

When clicking on a link in a note that points to a file I have stored in Google Drive, Evernote opens the in-app browser. Instead, I'd like it to open the Google Drive app, as I believe was possible with the previous version of Evernote. And just to be clear, I am talking about links like https://drive.google.com/…. -Alex

Yes, is there somewhere a list of keyboard shortcuts that can be used in the Evernote Web client? (Of course, that's a tricky one because some shortcuts are deemed to be taken by different browsers, but several web apps offer keyboard shortcuts, so I hope this will also be the case for Evernote.) -Alex

Yes, reminders. Strange, isn't it? And I did get a notification tonight. I'm wondering if the problem could only happen if the reminder is set on the macOS app; or maybe if this was a note that existed before the update to 10.x, vs. a new note created since then. There are so many possible combination. Hopefully this one will resolve by itself, and thank you for chiming in! ‑Alex