AndyEvernote

Not sure if this is a good idea or not; I use Evernote to collect the data I use to then submit Feature Request and Forum discussions: ways to reproduce the issue annotated screen shots merge the notes etc. Then I cut and paste into the Forum; and it does a decent job (thank you!). But was trying to think of a way that I could submit the actual note from with-in the client to Evernote. This is, however, fraught with danger. Would it be possible to build a portal that would take my note, process it (grab vital stats (identify the client with version number etc.), suggest tags, scan for language abuse, suggest search for similar posts (I know that is difficult), suggest the possible forum(s), strip fonts(?), identify language(s)), present a version to me where I could select and un-select the options and then post? I'm not asking for much 😉

Forum White-space suggestion: Watch the gaps at the bottom of boxes. I applaud the excellent use of white-space on the CSS formatting of the forum. Could the use of space at the bottom of boxes, lists and space between boxes be reviewed to be consistent with the rest of the spacing? Example #1: Guidelines - Evernote User Forum Guidelines - Evernote User Forum SourceURL: https://discussion.evernote.com/guidelines/?utm_source=code of conduct&utm_medium=first_launch_msg&utm_campaign=forum_first_launch To demonstrate, I've grabbed a screen shot from the current page and then quickly altered the html and grabbed a 2nd screen shot (see below): Simply copied the "spacer" <div> used between the other <ol> elements and added it below the final <ol> element: <div> [...] <ol start="9" style="color:#525e61; font-size:14px; text-align:start"> [...] </ol> <div style="color:#525e61; font-size:14px; text-align:start"> &nbsp; </div> <ol start="10" style="color:#525e61; font-size:14px; text-align:start"> [...] </ol> <!-- copy and pasted div --> <div style="color:#525e61; font-size:14px; text-align:start"> &nbsp; </div> </div> Screenshots Current and With Spacing: Evernote Forum - White space example #2 - Welcome to the Evernote Discussion Forums - Evernote User Forum SourceURL: https://discussion.evernote.com/messenger/78850/?tab=comments#comment-94319 For your consideration, cheers.

Turning off context made all the difference for me. Switching Notebooks was painful on Windows but non-issue on Android. Now, on Windows, no detectable delay.