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We're pushing them to include outstanding items on the release notices

As per @PinkElephant, you should br posting in this discussion

You're posting in a user discussion forum. Have you opened a support ticket?

Holding down the option key, click Help > Troubleshooting > Open Database Folder

I should have included a 🙂 with that post. Yes, Evernote will continue to function on iPads. The IOS app will port to iPadOS

Correct, and the Evernote editor sets a trigger for the note to be sync'd An external process encrypting the Evernote data will not trigger a sync

What To-Do/Planning features are you looking for; in addition to the checklist? I use Evernote for simple task management. Key points are A separate note for each task Task lists are a list of notes. My current task list is generated by search reminderOrder:* -reminderTime:day+1 -reminderDoneTime:* The list is date driven, with the due date stored as reminder date Completed tasks are flagged using the reminder-done feature

Confirmed, you can not make annotations to bare note contents; you can annotate pdf/image file attachments. I can save a web page in pdf or image format The background tech here is that note contents are stored in enml/html format

By default, spotlight indexes the entire disk Exceptions can be applied as per the article at http://osxdaily.com/2011/12/30/exclude-drives-or-folders-from-spotlight-index-mac-os-x/

I use Apple Pencil and store the documents in Evernote Evernote provides a solution for using any app you chose. The document can be stored in a note as a file attachment.

My vote is master of document storage/organization/retrieval/sync

A huge bloated app; jack of all trades, master of none I have no problem using multiple tools, but without much feature duplication. As an Evernote user, I would not be using Google Keep, Notion, G Drive Notes can contain file attachments in any format - this allows a lot of scope for content The Evernote editor is ok for basic notes. I use dedicated editors for extended features. I understand the need for external filing for various reasons, including collaborative work. I store a link in my Evernote note. I don't understand heavyweight Kanban To-Do Boards but I can see using an external dedicated tool I would not switch to an alternate filing system - is Notion really a heavyweight Kanban tool?

This is a known bug. Main discussion here

Of course the videos are PR. No intelligent person would refer to the Evernote staff as "unprofessional amateurs"

In addition to your Boohoo posts, you can indicate your support for this feature request usint the voting buttons at the top left corner of the discussion As @JMichaelTX mentioned, there's a common editor project in development

This doesn't seem to relate to the question of editing a complex web page As per the title, an HTML editor is best, but any text editor will work

Which device/platform are you using? I'm using a Mac and iPad.

I'm not a fan of storing/editing complex web pages within a note contents. I use a file attachment, in html or web-archive format Evernote stores note contents in enml format, an html fork. The Evernote editor can handle the html of basic notes, but there's a problem with complicated web pages (as per your example) It's possible to edit the html code with any text editor. On a Mac, I have direct access to the content.enml file. On Windows, you would have to export the note to a text file.

This is the local copy of your Evernote data. If deleted, Evernote will rebuild it from the master version on the server

I am an Evernote user, not an employee. Employees are clearly identified in the sidebar, near the image

You may want to avoid posting in Evernote/Hammer User Discussion forums? 😋 There is a feature request posted at the top of this discussion. You can indicate your support using the vote buttons at the top left corner

Here's my budget note A script to transfer receipt notes and the actual spreadsheet

My work-around solution is using a feature provided by third party Filterize. >>I’ve asked for this repeatedly, and for years. Your account shows a single post

On my Mac inline display is an option for Office/iWork documents; doesn't have to be opened to be read

I use the app AppCleaner for clean installs. It does the job. For your "problem moving your data" issue, you can delete the evernote files in ~/Library/Group Containers