Skeuo108

We need backlink functionality, including: - The ability to create backlinks without pulling up an entire second note (cf. Obsidian) - The ability to follow link paths in either direction - Charts/diagrams that show us link relationships at a glance, with the ability to select siblings, parents, and children at any depth desired - Lists within each document (perhaps as a context menu function) to show all bidirectional "neighbors" at a selected depth...with options to preview or open those notes Evernote apologists have tried to make the case that Tags serve these functions...but I think you can see that some of this functionality would be awkward (or impossible) to replicate with Tagging as it exists now in Evernote. That said...some of the same ideas I propose here could well be applied to Tags, making them far more useful. (could Tags ever eliminate the need for backlinking? Normal tags are non-hierarchical, so they could not. But the Nested Tags of Evernote are a different animal...and with more robust support, could conceivably serve the same purpose)

Still having this problem with DevonThink integration. The following link works in Legacy, but not in the current version: x-devonthink-item://CEF87B76-7987-4C3A-AD36-198FA93F20FD If I try to make this a link in Evernote 10.14.7, it insists on inserting "http://" in front of the link, thereby sending it to the browser and subsequently failing. C'mon, Evernote - this has to be an easy coding fix. If the link is an X- callback url, don't insert an extra protocol string!