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so AI functionality now costs $40/year (there is little in Professional vs Personal beside this perk unless you really need to store more than 10gb of data) Notion's AI addon is much more expensive: $96/year (granted, it's more powerful than what EN is offering)

yes, EN can do this. but so can you and any user in response to their decision, there is a big notetaking app market nowadays (i for one migrated to free Notion plan and downgraded to the EN free plan and i don't miss the paid plan)

i sent that kind of feedback twice: once when i started contemplating leaving EN and again before downgrading to the free account (having migrated to Notion). not sure if anyone read it or cared. i got no reply.

you can't turn it off, but if you right click on the link and choose "open in new tab" or "open in new window" (or Ctrl-click) it goes directly to that page.

Notion has apps for win and mac. frankly, i tried the apps and saw no reason to use them instead of the browser version since the data is still not local. otherwise, Notion is fine for me (i migrated from EN after the price increase).

Notion has no offline mode, so the OS doesn't really matter.

i moved to Notion and canceled the renewal so i got put on the free plan and started receiving one year offers at 60% of the price (too late).

@fuchsfr RE your chart, are you sure Notion can't save searches?

It looks like EN has started copying Notion features (the smart slash e.g.) so perhaps links to sections of a note are also on the table.

That's key. Each of us uses a subset of EN features and cares mainly about those. Sometimes a new feature comes in and we adopt or ignore it. For me, for example, the features I use to price ratio has become too low to continue with EN.

Don't make up stuff. In Notion when you type http:// you can pause all you want after the first slash, it won't pop the menu.

I now see that Notion is smart enough not to pop up the menu when you type http:// or https:// if EN wants to emulate this, they should make it ease to use (and offer disabling it for those who want their EN note taking to continue undisturbed as they are used to)

haven't tried it in EN, but in Notion if you hit esc the menu disappears and you keep just the slash.

I migrated to Notion not long ago. The / was pretty disconcerting in the beginning, but by now I got used to it and put it to good use.

That's true, tho probably not for everyone. For me all the core features that I need are in the free version of Notion and so far I didn't even find the much maligned Notion search to be so bad. The biggest downside is the absence of offline capabilities, but for me this is only a redundancy issue, I haven't been using local EN for the last year or so anyway.