Fixestcat

When can we finally expect EN to have an integrated standalone calendar like for example TickTick? Can't believe that EN is still relying on the crutch that Google Calendar is. A native EN calendar is critical for improving the product, because integration of any 3rd party calendars requires an interface, which will lead to hick-ups, glitches however you want to call it. Google has a Calendar and Task, Microsoft has a calendar and tasks, why is EN - as a productivity system - lacking this essential function?

I uninstalled the WebClipper for the same reason as well.

The WebClipper is not an M1 native application, meaning that it requires Rosetta to run. Functionality-wise the WebClipper works, just like Evernote did before it became a M1 native application. I would expect to see performance improvements once the WebClipper is an M1 native application as well.

Thanks PinkElephant for the pointer. I rephrased the idea, see initial post above.

I would like to request native M1 ready Webclipper for Safari. Who is supporting this idea? This is the last piece of software on my machine that is not M1 ready.

Other Task Managers allow the user to add tasks from the Android Quick Settings Pull-Down Menu, where e.g. airplane mode, flashligh or bluetooth are hiding. I request EN to add this type of functionality, because it allows users to effortlessly add and collect tasks without having clog the home screen with widgets.

TickTick allows users to add tasks from the pull down menu on the Android home screen. That would be even better than a widget.