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  1. Yes my response may be to a 3 year old post, but the issue is still the same, doesn't matter the age of the original post. My Observations are on point, and yes, Evernote is hugely over engineered for this particular desire, but for offering a nicely integrated cross-platform easily syncing application, Evernote does well. I am a premium Evernote supporter, so I put my money where my mouth is. Let's keep that in mind. I know you have 38 M posts to my 2; just making observations. There is always room for improvement in everything.
  2. i'm new here but I have the same wishes as the above posters. I don't think Evernote is for us, unfortunately. Evernote is great for syncronization between my PC and my android; love it! But when it comes to the wishes of myself and the folks above, it's widget is lacking. I put the widget on my screen, it shows a simple list of notes. Can't do anything with it; you have to click the widget and it takes you into Evernote. Clunky. There's good apps for what we want out of a usable, interactive widget: NoteToDo.Notes To do list is one. You can create list items, have full font/color/size control, check them off, and do all of this *from within the widget itself*. No "display widget" that merely sends you to the app. Again, though, obviously Evernote is loved by many people. I guess they just don't want what we want. An old school widget offers similar functionality, but not font or size options, and no backup or cloud sync: Checklist Widget. It's ooold. But does what we want. Evernote it seems to me is a Word Document syncing app. Not truly a To Do list app, as you can't have discrete To Do items that can be slid up and down (rearranged); it's just like a word document with boxes before lines of text. Again, many love it, so we are the odd-ones-out. To each their own.
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