andrewcalvin

Pass this on to the devs: try { displayWidgets(); } catch(err) { -- code to display default message widget if (user.widgets.count == 0) { -- insert code for don't try to display widgets } } function displayWidgets() { -- code to display widgets }

I don't have the icon that Sayre mentions, and I wouldn't have even known that it did anything if it was there. What undiscoverable functionality! I don't want to downgrade my Evernote experience by moving off Legacy. In addition, if you can't change my web version to the latest version, I can only anticipate issues in a desktop-based web version.

This doesn’t work. My web version doesn’t offer home. You know that, right?

I can’t add a widget because my web app is the old version. I can’t install a desktop version.

App is completely frozen in iOS

Most of us as at 13 Jan are on an earlier version and Evernote can't work out how to move older users with lots of notes beyond 5.33. It's a joke

I think "rubbish" is the word you were looking for

So your answer is to not use the app as intended

Hope. So what?

Just tested it on the latest iOS version. Download is still a joke. Just kicked off a notebook with 252 notes in it - the enex export is about 30 MB. Copying that on a 100 MB/sec FTTC connection should take a few seconds. Still waiting 5 minutes later, and it looks like it will probably take at least 50 minutes.

Reproduce: 1. edit note 2. File/Quit Evernote The app quits without synchronising. Edits stay on the local machine only. Possible fixes: ask user if synchronisation should occur before quitting (should be easy as there should be a dirty flag to show an edit has occurred); or allow manual sync.

Yep, still waiting for this. Breaks my workflow.

Although Evernote looks like it downloading offline notes, it doesn't do it completely. I have tested with 3 notebooks. After the download VERY SLOWLY completes, and going into airplane mode, many notes don't open. The only notes that do open appear to be notes I have previously opened on that phone. In other words, my testing shows that offline mode is not true offline mode.

Wrong forum mate. This is for Evernote legacy and you were obviously on the new one.

Does the notebook name create an illegal filename? You should also wrap the main functionality inside a try-catch block.