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Two systems one about 6 months old with i9 and 64 GB ram NVMe SSD; It doesn't matter if evernote cache sits on the my OS NVMe SSD or if I move it to a 4 bay raid 0 array. There is no significant disk i/o usage locally so this appears to be a networking problem and we are waiting on some kind of network issues. I would be happy to debug more but I'd rather not use up my time for a problem that is globally apparent for anyone that is a power user of evernote they will see it crash and burn with the current performance issues. My two cents. I have another computer with i7 32 GB ram about 1 year old. Evernote 10 was finally starting to be performant until the multi editor came into play. I will admit the multi editor is nice it seems to have fixed the idea of notes self duplicating at random, but it has come at a huge performance impact. For the last couple month duplicating a note with a few hundred lines takes upwards of 60 seconds. This previously took less than 1 second. 10.60.4 is even worse. I can duplicate a note and then it sits there without any loading and then after 20 seconds I wonder if I hit duplicate. So I hit it again and the first one pops in 20 seconds later and then its locked up loading waiting for the next duplicate to happen.... Since this happens on multiple computers of mine it surely cannot be the database as I only add maybe 5 notes a day. So my total notes is only around 5000 and not too large. Is there a tool that can tell us how slow our database is responding? As I think that would help us eliminate a lot of these inquiries if we could confirm our database locally is slow. Yes I have the option to copy the database locally as I am not fond of web only applications that do not cache locally.

I am getting this constantly on my 3 machines here at the office. I have monitoring of my LAN and internet connection from the outside as well and see no blips on my end. When will these issues be fixed they are indeed very frustrating to walk to another computer and find that it still hasn't synced. Also when dealing with Business customers I think it would be prudent to give them 90 days notice of any price increases that may have a financial impact.

You might be interested to know that there is already a basic workaround. So if you want to BOLD & change font color that is an option by simply pressing F4. Details here: https://discussion.evernote.com/forums/topic/13847-request-format-painter/