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It is there now. If you have responses it is best left. You can delete any post in the three dot menu.

As @mackid1993 says. Cancel in Google Play. Your account will drop to Free. Then resubscribe on the monthly plan. You will be on Free while the new sub is processed but you will lose nothing.

Again, please do not duplicate posts contrary to the forum code of conduct

Please avoid duplicate posts. This is contrary to the forum code of conduct.

It will not exist if the notebook was shared with you.

I've had it once with a repeating task. I deleted the task. Recreated it and it does not seem to have been a problem since

Done it many times but not in my phone.

Unless you have unsynced notes you can delete all the old Legacy data and start from scratch. Allow the app to download from cloud and it should all be good to go. So the old snippets file is likely to be irrelevant for the new installation.

Even the smallest 'change' will update the dates. Eg type a space by accident and the note will be updated.

It will renew. Since you paid via iTunes you need to cancel via iTunes. Cancelling will change your account to the Free plan.

The note thumbnails download almost immediately. If you select a note it will open directly from the server. What takes some time is downloading the offline copies. So don't rebuild your data if you intend to immediately work offline.

I think that you may have missed the nature of these forums. They are user-to-user with very few developers active. So whenever you contribute you can expect other users to pitch in. No limitations. That corellates with the end of the Evernote beta for Linux. A dedicated Linux app for Evernote is a dead project. If you can write something without access to the Evernote code then please do so. It will be a continuous drain on effort as Evernote adds or amends features. But it may be well supported by other Linux users. Good luck with that approach.

A quick search shows that this issue has been present since 2022. This year there were reports in July and another user reporting this week. All to say that this probably merits a support ticket even though it will take weeks to get attention and probably get a response that the issue is already known. It may even ot be given attention. The todo:true/false search syntax dates back to the early use of check boxes before checklists and subsequently tasks. Since checkboxes are not easily maintained in a note as a list it would seem, to me, that a means searching for checked/unchecked checklist items or tasks would be better enhancement.

Can you tell us more about this notebook? Is it one that was previously shared with you by somebody else?

Feedback@evernote.com However this is more of a technical support issue than feedback. You can raise a support ticket but response times are stubbornly in the realm of 14 days. https://help.evernote.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?guest=true

The trial of the new note limits which affected around 1% of Free users had been well debated and discussed for two months. It hasn't been hidden. The latest announcement is that the trial is being rolled out to all Free users from Monday.

The answer to your question is posted four times in previous contributions to this thread.

Do you have the note open on more than one device? For example on your desktop as well as a mobile device. That could trigger an issue like this. Close Evernote on all devices other than the one you are working on and see if that fixes things.

DO an export using the free evernote-backup software. See if that works. I have it running automatically every weekend.

My first step would be to rebuild my local data. File, Sign Out, Remove my Evernote data. When you sign back in the data will be rebuilt. But you should wait a cpouple of days to be sure that your data has synchronised before exporting again. I cannot reproduce this issue.

I'm not willing to speculate. I cannot replicate the issue. Have you tried yourself? That would be the way to go for your own data.

All the comments from the last time the end was announced seem just as relevant. And they were before the RTE API changes.

All I can say is that the export is good. <en-export export-date="20231201T142850Z" application="Evernote" version="10.67.2"> <note> <title>Things to Do</title> <created>20220630T082636Z</created> <updated>20231130T180959Z</updated> <note-attributes> If Joplin isn't playing well then perhaps ask Joplin support why not.

None of your existing notes will be lost if you drop to Free. But if you already have more than 50 or more than one notebook you will not be able create any more. You can edit, export, delete and merge existing notes within the general Free limitations. So effectively dropping to Free will change your account into an archive. You could open a second Free account and use that up to the 50 note limit. I think you could also share notes from your existing, now Free, account without affecting your 50 note limit. You'll have to try that and see. As for the price rise, I doubt that there is any reason to think that a price rise next year will be of the order that has been experienced this year following the takeover. My view is that this is a reset of the prices to take account of around seven years without any increases. Next year probably in line with inflation.

I'm not aware of any note title issues with ENEX exports with v10. Yes, if you can locate a copy of Legacy it can still be used but life is probably limited.