EvernoteFan26

So, simply requesting a sequencing for superscript. Is that not something that can be introduced?

Evernote Premium subscriber here. Big fan. So, hear me out - I know this feature request has come up alot, and I appreciate there must either be a) some major technical hurdle to overcome before Evernote could implement it, or b) More work than would be economically viable for them to engage in. Both responses - although very little response has been meted out on the subject of footnotes, for whatever reason, as if the Evernote guys don't want to touch the idea with a bargepole! - are perfectly understandable and fair. I even have a current system, and I'm grateful we can do this, at least: Ctrl+Shift+Up (or in menus, under Format -> Style -> Superscript) to go into this mode and then same key combo/same selection in Menus to back out of Superscript1 Then at the bottom of that particular note: ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Citation for 1; external link etc 2etc 3etc ------------------------------------------------------------------ Now, the difficulties with this are obvious: firstly, I have to manually order them, which means if I go back later and decide I could really do with a footnote at the beginning, say, well then it might necessitate amending ever single one to +1 to them. They aren't hyperlinks, obviously, I can't be taken immediately from 1 to its citation, but that's fine. I don't even want to ask for that much as a feature - again, I accept that this may not be easily feasible - all I would like is for auto-updating superscript sequences. Surely this can be brought in? I.e. when I do add in a superscript to the main body of text, the citation "section" at the bottom (and if this requires a separate note of its own to work, I wouldn't mind that, in fact I think being able to globally cite across your notes makes sense and is perhaps preferable) are all automatically bumped up or down a number (as appropriate) as are the superscript numbers in the main body. Surely a superscript sequencing, that's all I'm asking for, is possible? Come on guys, it's really not that demanding or academic a feature - I think it's good practice even if just to assist yourself in locating sources for what has been quoted or whatever. Any suggestions for alternatives, because I damn love Evernote and don't want to leave it - does it have an unofficial extension/add on ability?