Peter Quiel

That's a very unfortunate decision for me. Makes it easier for me to find the motivation and switch finally.

The Evernote public API doesn't expose Tasks in any ways. Tasks are even excluded in the note content. Please provide an enpdoint to access Evernote tasks via API. That would enable many third partys to sync tasks to other services and to use it in a calender to plan the week or export tasks to excel and so on. See screeshot how Tasks are currently reflected in note content accessd via API:

That's interesting. How can it be raised?

> Which version of Evernote are you supporting here? I'm using the Evernote API. The java SDK (https://github.com/evernote/evernote-sdk-java) is 10 years old. Looks like there was no recent change in their API. One could think it's outdated or it's stable 😉 > I was under the impression that none of the v10 clients are open to external scripting. Yes, you are right. There is no external scripting feature. But this is a self written standalone java program. No installed Evernote-Client needed. Unfortunately, you need to install java. I plan to provide a single binary file win, mac, and linux. Another barrier is the fact, that you need to extract an Evernote authorization token from a browser cookie. How to can be found here: https://github.com/peterquiel/evernote-rsync#acquire-evernote-access-token . Evernote only supports OAuth 1.0 which has no good support for non server to server authentication. > Well done for creating your own support app, but I'm not sure whether it would ever be applicable for me... Thanks for the feedback. The program is mainly for my usecase and there might be people out there haveing the same problem. Doesn't need to be you 😉 ---- > The easiest way to extract attachments is to export to HTML. Interesting, but I get a message that you can't select more than 50 notes at once. One stack, I'd like to export, has > 1000 notes with attachments. Sync all the Attachments took < 10 min. with ~ 1.5GB of data. Furthermore, I'd like to run the export every 2 to 4 weeks. Every succeeding export should be faster, since evernote provides MD5 File Hashes, changes can be detected quickly. Does this explain my use case and why HTML export doesn't work for me? Thanks for feedack.

Hi, I use Evernote for different things. One is as a document management system and I used to have every document on a cloud drive as well. Keeping documents in Evernotes and on Cloud Drive in sync is error prone and duplicate work. Therefore, I created a simple client to download evernote attachments to my local drive. Check it out: https://github.com/peterquiel/evernote-rsync Currently, only backup to local drive is supported, but I plan to implement a sync to Evernote as well. Let me know what you think and if this is of value for you. Best, Peter

Would be exceptional if could paste an image into a sketch. I want to comment and annotate multiple images at once or I want to use images, icons to enrich my sketches.

+1 Looking forward to this feature.

Hi, I am a linux user, wanted to get the windows evenote client running under wine. Therefore, I want to donwload the Windows Client, but why the heck do I have to create an windows account? Simple Download, easy, simple .. that what I want. Not a X page registration wizard. Do you want to spend 5 minutes to register on a platform of a different company just to get what you have bought? Update: Didn't manage to get through the reg process. Stuck at the step when I have insert a "second" verification code sent to my mail. I got the first one, not the second one. The wanted to know my birthdate, where I live. I'm so mad, I just want to download this F* client. I don't want to tell Microsoft my complete story. Could you please offer me a direct download link to your software? Don't lose customers by such a simple thing. Thanks!