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I know. They already told me they do not provide discounts from the new $129.99 subscription price for military retired, seniors, or life-long users of Evernote. And no refunds either.

It's like a suspected, a third-party tool to get Evernote back to doing what it used to do. Of those two options, AHK (Auto Hot Key) is Windows only. I use a Mac. Text Expander supports both Mac and Windows, but would be another $40 to $100 per year, just to fix the date format issue. For now, I will just type in the date, one character at a time to get the desired format (7/7/23), or... switch back to Evernote Legacy again and put up with the constant nagging to update to the latest and greatest at almost twice the previous subscription price.

Is there any way to get the new Evernote (for Mac) to change the format of the text inserted by the "Insert Date" shortcut (instead of using a third party tool)? I want "7/6/23" which Evernote Legacy can do. I do not want "July 6, 2023", the only format I can get in the latest, newest Evernote (10.58.8-mac-ddl-public (4175), Editor: v172.19.3, Service: v1.69.5) 7/6/23 <— This is the desired format that I have been using ever since I started using Evernote in 2009, up through Evernote Legacy. July 6, 2023 <— This is the only format I can get in the latest Evernote, which I don't want and cannot change. Ever since I started using Evernote in 2009 (14+ years), when making entries in individual notes, I would precede each entry within a note with the date in "7/6/23" format. That way, if I wanted to see all the notes with entries made on a particular day, I could simply search for the text "m/d/yy". I am not talking about the date created or updated for a full note. I want to find all notes with any entry dated in the "m/d/yy" format. Evernote Legacy on the Mac still allowed you to choose the format of the text inserted by the "Insert Date" shortcut. See attached file for Evernote Legacy Insert Date options.Evernote Legacy allowed choosing format for Insert Date.pdfEvernote Legacy allowed choosing format for Insert Date.pdf The new Evernote does not allow you to choose the text inserted for the date shortcut. If you expected "7/6/23" instead you will get "July 6, 2023". Any solution besides just going back to Evernote Legacy? (Also Evernote Legacy still has multiple tabs, another feature sorely missed in the new Evernote.)

Collapsible Toggle list functionality in Evernote (like Toggle lists in Notion) is a killer idea. That would even prompt me to stop using Evernote Legacy if the newest version of Evernote had this tremendously useful feature.

The jump from the Mac version of Evernote, 7.14 to 10+ (currently 10.4.4) has become a business and personal productivity nightmare, with the loss of multiple open note tabs. Previously for many enjoyable years using Evernote before the 7.14 jump to version 10 in October 2020, I could have several note tabs open at the same time. I could work on one note, while waiting for people to call back and have that note instantly accessible as an open tab in Evernote. I could work on concepts that require looking at and comparing several notes at the same time. Now, under version 10+, it is a productivity nightmare, trying to have related notes quickly available, and having to create multiple workaround shortcuts, etc, which if used, simply close a screen that I need to keep open when accessing other notes. Is there a plan to re-incorporate multiple note tab functionality back into the Mac version of Evernote or not?