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Check out the new Demand Sync option in the latest beta. If you don't put notes on your local machine, that avoids a lot (if not all) of the issues brought up here. If you have a Pin or Password, your files are still sitting on your local hard drive. So the IT guy who could reset your password and open up Evernote, can presumable access any of your local files. Perhaps what you're requesting is for your Evernote database to be encrypted separately (and with a password). In which case I'd guess is a lot do work. Same thing for the mobile devices. If someone has physical access to your unlocked device, they probably can get to your local files.

It is Evernote with a lowercase "n"

Another point is that all of your Evernote files are on the file system. So even if you could lock someone out of the Evernote program with a password, they can still get to the content of your account. That's a bit out of Evernote's hands.

I would try opening a Support ticket. If you know how to get to the Debug Menu, I would suggest trying Optimize Database

Often times this happens while a process such as a large sync or note indexing is running. We're hoping with the latest beta that many of these problems happen less frequently. Of course there are multiple factors and we'll keep working on making the app responsive and feeling snappy.

Thanks for posting. We'll spend some time looking into this

BurgerNFries beat me to it. We don't really reveal roadmaps or ETAs, so can't comment too much further

Thanks for posting

In the new Mac beta we support indenting (not exactly Tabs). It's under Format > Text > Increase Indent or Decrease Indent

Can I ask what type of things you clip and what it's for?

I'm guessing the request would be Append to XYZ, with xzy being the last note created by the clipper?

Thanks for posting

Yep, nested tags are the way to go

Is this a default configuration? I imagine this causes much of a headache everywhere...

Noted, I believe the Mac client does a better job than the Windows Client. I'll review both clients and see when we can figure something out and schedule it in

Make sure you talk to the guys who manage the trunk!

Hmm, I feel a bit ho-hum about the idea. I can see instances where it is really useful, but I'm unsure about wider adoption. I also can see handing this confusing a bunch of my friends/family members who shall remain unnamed

A lot of designers have trouble with UI design. It's just tricky.

I think that's where I disagree. Not that Linux users aren't techie intelligent users, but I think it is incorrect to assume techies are much more likely to use Evernote than grandmas and grandpas.

People have backup back burners? I totally need one...

Also, you can sort your trash in different ways. So if you delete an old note, it might be in your trash below some newer notes if you're sorting by created by

Thanks for your suggestion! I haven't seen that on our upcoming list, but its been noted.