Owen Miller

Thanks but I wasn't reusing a password. Deleting the note doesn't resolve anything − the issue is that someone else accessed my account even once. Upon looking at https://www.evernote.com/AccessHistory.action, I see that no other access has been recorded, besides my own, so this note must've arrived through Evernote's own system, not through the reuse of my credentials. My phone was always with me, in my pocket or my hands, during the time when this note was created.

Upon opening Evernote, I saw this recent note in Russian. I don't speak Russian. I visited Google Translate and saw that it said "fisherman's song aquarium" − I have no idea what this is talking about. How did this note get in my account? I'm very worried about the security right now.

Hi, I use the bépo keyboard layout (https://bepo.fr) and this copy-and-paste experience has long been broken for me too. I'm using Ubuntu 20.04.2 and Google Chrome 91.0.4472.114, with v 10.16.8 of your web service. My operating system uses the same letters (Ctrl+C) for copy, etc; despite their locations that make them less comfortable than where the keys would be on a QWERTY keyboard. I've lost count of the number of times I've tried copying something from Evernote, then pasted elsewhere and had unexpected clipboard contents show up. Once I was chatting to a colleague and inadvertently pasted an ad for a job I was considering. It made me switch to alternatives for everything except mobile notes. I don't follow what you're trying to do with the keyboard shortcuts, but it strikes me as over-engineering and a typical US-centric approach that fails to even acknowledge the existence of anyone else. The Evernote page is the only place where I've noticed these keyboard issues.