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Atlas worked very well, at least in iOS and the Mac app. I have never understood why Evernote dumped it. The app still records the location where a note is created, so it seems the company has left room to bring back the function later (as they promised to do 2-3 years ago when they dropped it), but they have been silent since then.

Setting the location is easy enough, but without being able to search or filter by location, it is nearly pointless. This was a function that worked well before Evernote removed it. I have tried the IdeaPlaces iOS app as a substitute, but it is cluttered and does not seem to find every note.

I had the same problem, and have reindexing underway now. Thanks, @DTLow!

It has been over a year since Atlas was removed. Still waiting for any kind of replacement for Atlas view, or anything that works with the location data that is attached to nearly every note I make.

Please bring back the Atlas view (or location filter, or whatever you want to call it - it's the function that matters). This is particularly important for mobile devices, but is also very useful on the desktop. Being able to search by latitude and longitude is not a viable substitute. Example: I snap a photo in Evernote on my iPhone of an interesting looking restaurant when I dropped my daughter off somewhere. Two years later, we are in the same neighborhood with time for a bite to eat, but we can't remember the name of the restaurant. Before Atlas was removed from the iOS app, this would be another "Evernote for the win!" moment - I could open the app, check notes created nearby, and pull up the photo of the restaurant, giving me the name as well as the precise location. With the current app, there is simply no way to retrieve that information.

After all of the complaints about the removal of Atlas from the iOS app, why on Earth would EN remove the Atlas view from the Mac app too?

This is just ridiculous. When Evernote dropped Atlas from iOS (also without explanation), the company claimed it was working on a location "filter" that would replace the function. NINE MONTHS LATER, we have received... nothing. I expect the same for the Mac app. I've been a premium subscriber since 2009, and I am tremendously disappointed in the direction this product has been taken over the past 12-18 months.

Another long-time (since 2009) full premium user disappointed at the loss of Atlas view (or ANY location functionality at all) in the iOS app. I can't understand why it is available in the Mac application but not on our phones,* which are what we usually have with us when we are away from home and office. *NOTE TO EVERNOTE: PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THE ABOVE COMMENT AS A REASON TO ELIMINATE THE ATLAS VIEW IN THE MAC APP. Seriously, it has been 5 months since Atlas view was eliminated, and I haven't seen the promised "filter" to replace it.

Just opted out. I've been an Evernote premium user since 2009, and just passed 30,000 notes. I do NOT want to have to find another application to do EN's job. What I find most surprising about this change is that with the announcement about the move to Google's servers, EN also proudly announced that notes will be encrypted at rest. I thought that was a sign that management took our concerns about security and privacy seriously (or at least understood it was a marketing problem). I appreciate that there is an option to opt out of the machine-learning tool, but I'm more concerned that anyone thought it was a good idea to push through a change that includes employees reading note content without a specific, limited reason or express customer authorization.

Yeah, I guess I'm going to have to.

I'm running EN 6.7.1 (direct) on a MacBook Pro (OS X 10.11.5). I've been a premium user since 2009, and currently have approximately 28,000 notes. For the last couple of months, sync has been very slow (regardless of wifi speed), and -- more frustrating -- note content has been invisible and inaccessible during sync. This is true for notes that have already been synced to this particular computer for years. If I need something quickly, the only way to get at it is to turn off the wifi on the computer to stop the sync; otherwise, I have to wait for the sync to complete before I can access anything. Note previews, at least, are available during sync, so I know what I'm waiting for. Is anyone else seeing this?

I've had the same problem, and came across the same work around - glad to see it isn't just me. Submitting a bug report now.

I send a lot of new notes to my "Inbox" (default) notebook, then periodically go through them to retitle them, tag them, and move them to their permanent notebook homes. I can't do that in the "classic" web version anymore, because titles can no longer be edited in that mode. In the web beta, I can edit titles and tags, but I can't merge notes, which I can live with for the moment (I assume it's temporary). The thing that irritates me most about the beta is that when I am reviewing my Inbox notebook and reassign a note to a different notebook, my view follows the note into the newly-assigned notebook, instead of staying in the Inbox with the note disappearing from sight. Completely unworkable.

I also can't edit the titles to notes in notebooks that are NOT shared in the classic web version. Since it is nearly impossible to edit anything *except* the titles in the beta, this is a bit of a pain. (Windows 7, Chrome 37.0.2062.124 m)

Thanks! It's #729987.