brian_t_grant

The workaround that I've been using since this started is to use Cmd-Shift and the arrow keys to highlight the contents of the search field.

I have seen this with the macOS version as well. This seems to be "new" with 10.10. I use the search features pretty often and I don't remember seeing this before then.

This seems to be going in the wrong direction. When I edit links in the iOS app, they are either stripped out/hidden after the change is saved.

Why not both? Whenever they get around to putting Preferences back that users actually care about, they could give us the option to use strikethrough or not. At the moment, I'm ambivalent. In some cases, I really like the strong, visual indicator that the strikethrough provides. But sometimes I wish that the text wasn't obscured. For now, if there's text that I don't want obscured, I add bullet items under the check item so I can more easily refer to them if I need to. That solution is working pretty well for me so far and I feel like I'm getting the best of both worlds, even if I'm alter

Big shrug coming for you here, @Aaron7718: it never stopped working for me. But clearly that's not the case for others. I've read some discussion that suggests that it's the version from the App Store that has this issue and, if you download directly from Evernote, it may work; I have always installed Evernote from direct download. In any case, there's a thread on which someone has used a utility called SwiftDefaultApps to resolve this issue. It seems to be a solid workaround until Evernote resolves the primary problem. Here's the aforementioned thread:

I believe that the new editor will only create a checklist if the [ ] characters are the first ones one the line. If you type a space and then [ ], you'll get the standalone, green checkbox.

I'll do that, @Paul A.! Thanks for the reminder.

I was just doing some work where I had a single note open in 2 different windows. In one window, I was updating text in the note and, in the other window, I was annotating a PDF attached to the same note. When I closed the annotation window, the attachment was saved correctly, but all the text in the note reverted to what it had been when I had opened the annotation session. It's almost as if the window with the annotations carried along the entire state of the note when it was opened and, when the annotations were saved, it overwrote the rest of the note with that original state. Fo

@DTLow is correct. I have had both Legacy & v10 installed side-by-side, on and off since v10 was released. Since I was interested in getting familiar with v10 as much as possible, I usually keep Legacy in a zip file and unzip it when I need something that v10 doesn't yet support or if I want to do some feature comparison between the two. The reason I keep Legacy zipped up is that I want all of my evernote:// links from other apps to open in v10. For whatever reason, as long as Legacy is available, those App Links will open in Legacy instead of v10; keeping Legacy in a zip file prevent

This is working as expected for me. Whether I use the default key combo or if I assign a different one, the main, Evernote window comes to the front and the Search field is active.

There are a couple of threads on this issue already. I'd recommend looking at this one for starters: I haven't experienced this issue myself, but there seems to be some advice about a workaround from @Menno Borst that might be helpful.

@Aaron7718 I use App Links between Things 3 and Evernote 10 every day of the week. If Evernote 10 is not running, it will start and go directly to the intended note.

This shortcut works just fine for me & I use it regularly. The other Cmd-Opt shortcuts work just fine for you but just not this one, @Tim Lawson?

In addition to @iNik's solution, there's an "Open in new window" option under the "More actions" ellipsis in the upper right corner of the main, Evernote window.

Is there a way to present notes in Evernote 10 yet?