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The Evernote screen snipper was a daily-use tool for me. Looking forward to the fix.
In the meantime, here's all the ways you can snip in Win-11...it's not horrible, just note as slick as EN-Snipper.
How to Take Screenshots in Windows 11
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-take-screenshots-in-windows-11

3 hours ago, jefito said:

Don't kid yourself, no non-trivial program is bug-free

I didn't think I had to mark that comment as sarcasm.

I have 25,168 notes...
I'm not going anywhere for the moment, but I may toy around for a bit with OneNote.

What Evernote needs to hear from this conversation is they need to dance with the one that brought them....a reliable note system.
The feature creep without attending to core needs indicates they are not well managed as a company.
That is my primary concern....that they ***** the pooch at some point and kill this fantastic program.

8 hours ago, WeCanLearnAnything said:

OneNote, here I come!

Whew...fortunately for you Microsoft products are bug free. Please report back.

EN function I use daily is Thunderbird email to note with #tags and specific @notebook.
I use it to stash confirmations, receipts and BCC messages I'd like to keep track of outside of email.
I use three different email accounts and frequently designate tags and notebook in the subject line.
I don't think OneNote is as flexible in this case. I also almost always clip the simplified view from Firefox so EN saves the text but not the whole web page. I can see OneNote has some great features now...but pro/con like anything else.