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Evernote consumes by far the most battery on my iPhone & iPad Pro! That's the main reason why I only ever use it very briefly and only in exceptional cases on these two devices (and thus the battery stats in the Apple Settings have very little meaning). When I use Evernote, the battery level very often goes down in steps of 2(!). 20-30% at 5-10 minutes of use is not uncommon. And all this doesn't happen to me with any other apps. Not even close... So, I would also be happy if Evernote can optimize the high battery consumption in the near future!

This is very helpful! Also from me a big thank you.

This is not the same… on Tablet and Mobile for example this solution does not help, because the table keeps its width (which is good for everything one can do with tables… but center the image is not one of it). It is sooo easy to center images (code based). A feature I've been missing since day one of Evernote 10. I would like to know, why they don't implement this?

I've now taken my emotions out of the title and written it a bit more soberly, as I've calmed down and just hope they'll still provide the customization (mentioned in the thread above) in the near future. 😇

And once again you look at the matter only from your perspective - instead of considering other perspectives as well. And how other perspectives (like mine) look at the matter, I have already explained X times. Well, let's leave this topic for now and hope that Evernote offers a solution for both perspectives, where you can set yourself which width each widget should have. I still appreciate your work and contribution here on the forum and also thank Evernote for continuing to provide a great product - and something like the above solution will hopefully be integrated into the updates for the tablet very soon. 😇 Toröö

I agree with you that Evernote is going in the right direction and paying more attention to the tablet, for example. But I would also like you to understand, that I was so frustrated, because Evernote (once again) broke something that was actually fine. And the reason I was so emotional is, because again the emotions and frustration came up from the switch to Evernote 10 at the end of 2020, where they broke a lot of things that (at least from the user's perspective) were actually fine. Many users, like you and me, have almost their entire digital life in Evernote and work several hours a day with it. And if you can't rely on certain things staying stable for once (and you don't always have to be afraid that everything will be arbitrarily changed again with the next update), then hopefully you can understand me why I reacted so emotionally and why my trust in Evernote was broken once again. And that's why I plead over and over again to give users more setting options and try to understand and consider multiple perspectives of users!! And then it doesn't matter if they worked on it for a long time or not, if the users don't like it, they don't like it and you have to listen to the users, respond to their wishes and improve it if necessary. (I myself have worked on software projects, that I thought were awesome. It's just that the users didn't think so. Then I got together with the users, listened to them and improved things -> And now they love it! And that's again the reason why I say, that you always should look at one thing (in this case a new feature) from different perspectives. I hope you're starting to understand, that just because you like it yourself, doesn't mean everyone else will!) 🙏

I claim by my approaches to solutions exactly, that I have NOT all universal answers!? This is EXACTLY the reason why I say, that Evernote should give the user multiple options, because I understand and consider not only from my perspective, but also from other perspectives - and I would be happy if you (and of course Evernote) would do it the same way. Sounds like you are projecting ... But let's leave that topic and just hope, that Evernote also adds the setting on the tablet to customize the width of the widgets. 💚

This isn't a double post? I linked to my answer in another thread. A double post would have been, if I wrote here the exact same thing I already wrote in the linked post? So exactly the opposite as a double post? Well. Why I posted here in the first place is to prevent Evernote from now leaving everything like that again for the next 10 years, just because one user (you in this case) said it was fine. They should also see that some users (like me) are not happy with the new layout. And in the ''supposed double post'' I linked, I also offered a solution:

I only use long, horizontal rows with filterable widgets (no pinned-notes-widget, no tasks-widget, no tags-widget). The design I had before the update was similar to Netflix, Apple TV, Amazon Prime, etc. - Just wide horizontal rows below each other. And that worked best for my workflow. I can understand that some users find the new layout better than the old one, but other users found the old one better. And that's why I think it's so important, that Evernote gives us at least a few options (like the one I mentioned above). Because you know what? Tomorrow Evernote changes a design that you don't like and then you would want to be able to change it back to your individual needs, or don't you see it that way? Different tastes -> And therefore different options to achieve that.

That was more of a joke to cool things down here. Thought one understands that it was not meant so seriously.

And additionally the tags widget is missing round corners at the bottom

And the widgets should at least have the same height on the iPad. The Pinned Notes widget has double the size, compared to filterable widgets or the Task widget. Therefore it looks very asymmetrical and inconsistent, if for example Pinned Notes is in the first row and all other widgets below it are offset and not on one line...

That would be the solution for iPad: I hope, they can implement this option for Tablet aswell

Don't you agree that customers should at least be given a few more individual options? I only have horizontal note cards on the home screen. And it makes a big difference if you can see only 2 1/2 note-cards or like before over 10 (or so). I just don't understand anymore how the designers can always think so narrow-minded and destroy the workflow of their users every time, just because they think that their new idea is better now. For such cases you have to give the users the possibility to leave some things as they are. And it can't be that hard this time, because the option already exists on the desktop...