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agsteele

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  1. If this is an issuw for you then you should raise a support ticket. I can sketch with my finger on v10.56.2 but I don't have Samsung phone. You could try the defaukt uninstall/reinstall. Version upgrades have been known to break things which can be resolved by uninstalling.  I don't think that would resolve the S Pen thing but it MIGHT work to get the finger sketch going again.

  2. I would go to settings in your iPad app.  Choose More Settings which will take you into your account settings. Choose security settings and you'll be asked for a password and then a Google 2FA code.  But there is also and option 'I need help getting a verification code'. You may find a solution there. There is still an option for a text message and that worked for me.

    Once you are i the Security Settings area you can manage 2FA and that's where you recover the backup codes.  There's also an option to contact support.

  3. 8 hours ago, carlosgm said:

    What is the difference between the remove format and simplify format function?

    OK... I found where I think you are seeing this.

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    The 'Simplify formatting' option is the same as the magic wand which is usually labelled 'Simplify and Make Editable'. This is when you want to edit the content of an HTML/Web Clip container.

    'Remove' is nothing to do with formatting. Select that and the whole HTML container is deleted from the note. The same as highlighting the container and pressing delete.

     

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  4. The data is retained on the Evernote severs.

    You can safely logout and uninstall the Windows Store version. Then download the direct version from evernote.com and install. When you log in your data will be retrieved from the servers and be accessible to you.

    It isn't clear whether you have a paid subscription or use the Free plan. It is particularly important to logout before uninstalling if you are on the Free plan.

  5. 23 minutes ago, cacw said:

    Just got a huge upcharge on my account. Contacting support with no success.

    If you got an Email warning of a price increase then you can go to your account settings, choose CANCEL and your account will drop to the Free rate from the renewal date.

    If you've already been charged the new price then you have sixty days to get a refund from Evernote.  So you are safe to wait a few days. When the subscription is cancelled you will, again, drop to the Free plan.

  6. 2 hours ago, Razmataz said:

    I still don’t get it.

    I don't think we are disagreeing other than with your assertion that they could just port the code across. Of course it would take hours. Perhaps not many which is what you suggest. I observed I don't know how many. I am certain that there is more to the whole thing than a few quick key strokes.

    My view is that it is very low priority.

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  7. 39 minutes ago, snajdov said:

    I understand that this is not a priority, but if it's possible to have this in 5-6 months' time, I'd be happy to continue with my subscription.

    Sadly, my guess is that this will be five years rather than 5 months. And maybe not even then. The statement from Evernote was quite firm. The development of a Linux app has been abandoned. There is no suggestion that this is temporary even though there is hope amongst users ;) If you need a solution with six months then make a new plan without a dedicated app.

    Likewise there is no expectation of a standalone QuickNote function. You could possibly create something via the API which opens and adds stuff to either  a new note or appends to an existing note but that's beyond me. You seem willing to have a go.

    As for overriding the browser defaults I think that there is no hope for that ever. Everytime an individual browser changed its code there would be a requirement to rework the web client and quite probably on a browser by browser basis.  So Chrome and Firefox would likely need separate work. Given how often Firefox seems to reset things I could see this becoming a neverending task.

    No harm in suggesting but advisable to manage your expectations. 🤕

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