ptmohr

Since Evernote sent me an email prompting me to return to this post, I'll add further clarification: 1. The pop-up should not cover the text of notes above it. (This is my real issue.) It could be smaller, or it could be off to the side, or it could not exist at all. I'd prefer the latter. 2. When I move my mouse off the note to hover over the note above it, the pop-up should go away but it doesn't. Instead, I have to move my mouse off to the side and click on something else to get rid of the pop-up. (This is my issue if I compromise on the fact that some people apparently like pop-ups obscuring the titles of other notes.) The pop-up should disappear once I attempt to move my mouse to the note above the one that has the pop-up activated.

Less than helpful. You have suggested two "easy" solutions that both have obvious drawbacks and that, in the end, do not solve the pop-up problem. Your third "way" amounts to telling me to change the way that I do things in order to accommodate a nonessential quirk of the app recently introduced.

There's no reason for the pop-up to go above the note and block other notes. It could go off to the side.

10.54.4-mac-mas-public (459747) Éditeur : v 166.1.20643 Service : v 1.66.1 I have my notes arranged as a list on the left side. When I hover over a note, a pop-up now appears with the full title. But the pop-up prevents me from hovering over/clicking on the notes above; the pop-up blocks them. Very irritating. Get rid of the pop-up-from-hovering. If I want to see the whole title, I can click on the note or extend the frame.

Yes. Evernote has always done this, and I have used it for years. It is very annoying, and they still haven't fixed it. Working on a Mac now, and I have Version 7.14. The issue is not where the cursor is. The issue is where the viewer is. The cursor remains in place, but for longer notes, the viewer jumps to the top of the note. It happens EVERY TIME something is pasted into a place to which one must scroll from the top to see. If you are scrolled down there when you paste, the viewer bumps up to the top of the note, though the cursor remains where the thing was pasted.