joshfree

I've been using and loving CleanShot on my Mac.

On my Mac, often (but not always) when I cut text from one section of a note and paste it into a new section, it fails. In my clipboard history (Launchbar) I can see something called "Evernote Clipboard Object" but Evernote won't accept its content as a valid item to paste. But if I undo the cut (cmd-Z) and RE-copy it, it will then work. And in the history, it appears to be a normal text clipboard item. Selecting and dragging text around has been working fine. Does anyone know what's going on here? MacOS 11.1 Evernote 10.6.9-mac-mas-public

If I accidentally close the main window in the Mac app, there's no way to open it again without quitting the app and relaunching it. Nothing in the View or File menu. Seems pretty lame. Am I missing something?

When I Cut a section of text (often checklists) and try to Paste them elsewhere (usually in the same note) I get... nothing. The "Cut" works and puts something in my clipboard that the "Paste" function doesn't recognize. I can see it in my Clipboard History (using Launchbar) as "Evernote Clipboard Object"), but it doesn't Paste. I can go back sometimes and Copy rather than Cut the text, then Paste it and that works. But "Cut" doesn't. Any idea what's up? This is relatively new behavior — since the big Evernote for Mac update. Using a 2017 MacBook Pro with Touch Bar Big Sur 11.1 at the moment. Evernote 10.5.7

I have created links to paste into other apps (like OmniFocus) using Copy Internal Link > Copy App Link. When I click the link in the other app, I get an error message: "There is no application set to open the URL" Then I have to go through my list of apps, click on Options so the Mac allows me to select Evernote (instead of just its recommended apps) and finally the note will open in the Evernote Desktop app, which is what I wanted in the first place, I want these types of URLs to ALWAYS launch correctly, opening the Evernote app and displaying the note in questions. (I don't want to use it in my browser.... takes forever to launch and load.) Is there a way to accomplish this? I know how to select an app to always open a particular file type. But not a URL. Thanks!

Same problem here, using Skitch 2.9 and Mac OS 10.15.6 on a 2017 Macbook Pro. Really a drag (sorry) to lose this functionality. I hope you can figure out how to make it work again. But it does work in the browser (see attached).

Figured something out. If you export your notes from another application as an HTML file, then drag that onto the Evernote icon to create a new note, it seems to retain the structural formatting. Haven't finished messing with it yet, but it did (for example) create a new bullet when I hit Return at the end of a list. Which is what I was looking for. On a Mac, it should be pretty easy to create a Hazel rule that puts any HTML file you put in an "Add to Evernote" folder into Evernote as a new note. I'm sure there are equivalents for Windows. Worth a try. Odd that this works, but pasting in HTML format directly into a new note does not.

Apologies for characterizing my post as a bump. Started reading at the top and didn't check the dates by the time I got to the end. I'm working with current versions on Mac and IOS, so it's clear it's not all solved yet. But I'm glad to know they're working on making it better. In general, I love Evernote and am a long-time user and fan with a Premium subscription. But this clunkiness is annoying as hell when so many other productivity apps seem to work fairly smoothly by comparison. Comforting to read that I am not alone in my frustration.

I'd like to bump this topic. After trying to copy from a simple text editor in plain text, Markdown, RTF and HTML, none of them gives a me a consistent, editable, good looking result. Bullets, for example, disappear or else come through as "hard" bullets with tabs before and after, rather than in Everrnote's bulleted list format. A numbered list does the same thing. I think I'd be happy with structural continuity even if the formatting changed a bit. If Evernote understood and rendered Markdown, for example, that could work. I would LOVE it if lists maintained formatting and outline structures, including indentations.