Evernoteren

Welcome to 2018 version 7.1 of Evernote and this same bug lives on!

crashing on OSX still not fixed on 7.1 Great, 7.03 has the fixed but can't run it because my Evernote was upgraded to "newer version." Just fantastic.

on 7.02. Still Crashing EVERYTIME I close a tab or window. CRASH. CRASH. CRASH. So so so sick of this! Anyone else in the same situation?

Same thing here. The "re-release 6.13.3GA" still sends me into login loop. Thanks for this Christmas "gift". Evernote, good job.

I agree with everyone here, Evernote has just hit a new low with this bug, this is what the paying customers get every year when prices kept going up? I don't care much about the button at this point, because I can't even get into the app (login loop and startup crashes despite the re-released release of 6.13.3GA), and I wasn't even on the beta path! Coming here hoping to find a beta that works but this is hopeless.

Evernote really botched this one. In my years of using Evernote, I have never been denied access to the desktop access, until now. And it's not a pretty record for Evernote. Just like you, I'm using web access now. Simply unbelievable.

Yay, the same oversized screenshot issue has returned to latest Evernote version 6.8 when pasting screenshots captured on retina macbook pro or iMac 5k sceeens. Is any one else experiencing this issue? Why does this bug keep coming back?

Anyone?

Is it me or the latest Evernote (6.2 Beta 1) has added an automatic indent when typing numbers followed by a dot and space keys? Every time after typing 1.,2.,3 and so on followed by a space, the line would indent automatically. The only way to remove this automatic formatting is by cmd+z to undo the indent. Has Evernote gone mad by implementing something presumptuous like this? I don't see a way to toggle this setting either. How to stop this insane "feature?"

@Lance, thanks for this proposal but just like @stompeers, I am looking for a one-step solution to getting a screenshot directly to clipboard. Besides, after reading and googling for half an hour, I still couldn't find the "official" documentation on how to uninstall ImageMagick after installation so I'm staying away from it in the meantime. Please let me know if anyone else has better luck.

It's weird that Safari doesn't respect the dpi, whereas Preview does. Even so, given that Evernote is not a "browser" per se, but more a data storage/reference/database, I think it should respect the true nature of images and display them at the "correct" dpi instead of doing the weird upscaling like Safari does?!

Doing more testing on this today, found out that if pixel dimension of an image is 72 pixels/inch then it would be displayed fine on Evernote, but since the retina screenshots produce 144 pixels/inch, when these higher-res images are pasted into Evernote, they become double the size in Evernote. I think Evernote needs to respect image dimensions of higher dpi images and not just scale up all images by doubling pixel dimensions to make them confirm to 72 pixels/inch.

The more I think about this, the more I think this is less an OSX issue, but actually an Evernote bug. My theory: Since using the CMD+SHIFT+3/4 native commands would create a pixel accurate representation of the selection in OSX, pasting the images into an Evernote note should result in the same pixel dimension. However, images captured in the highest retina-scaled mode, when pasted into a note, are scaled up to a size much larger than the pixel dimension of the original selection. Therefore, I suspect that Evernote is just simply not "retina-aware", unless it's intentionally designed to scale up images. Evernote, please fix?

I'd love to use Skitch, but I find it's workflow is just too slow compared to using the basic "cmd+shift+3/4" commands in conjunction with CopyPaste Pro app. Yea the automator workflow sounds cool. But not sure if your script works with the basic Mac cmd+shift+3/4 commands? Yes, correct. The retina screenshots are too big in its physical dimension and adds unnecessary bulk to Evernote account, challenging the quota.