fredhammersmith

You are right, it searches within the notebook, i was confused by the text appearing in the French version which seems to imply that it was searching through all notes. I should have tested a bit more. Thanks!

Hi. Although I use Evernote all the time (32 500+ notes), I am struggling with the lack of consistency between the editions I use (Windows, web-based, Android). How is it possible to search within a notebook in the Android client? It seems there is no way to reduce the scope of the search, while you can easily do that in the web-based and Windows client. Also: is it possible to merge two notes in the web-based client and the Android client?

Don't worry, my English is what it is (not my 1st language). But to be absolutely precise: I mean searching (or filtering) a tag from inside a notebook. With 33K notes, I have to combine techniques.

Well, in Windows, while in a notebook, you have this tag icon on the top of your notes list that act as a filter. This is a very useful behaviour and I would be very happy to see this tool in Android.

I have a simple question: when u open a notebook, can u filter it with a tag, like u do quite easily in Windows? I could not find a way...

It is the most unbearably slow software I have on Windows. By far. I used all the recommanded tricks: re-installing, indexing, etc. It is just a terrible experience. I have to use the firewall trick to make it somehow useful. ( )

My iPhone 6s just died on me. And I am seiously considering the switch to a Samsung S10. How is the performance of Evernote for Android? I have more than 31,000 notes. And the Windows client is seriously flawed, from my point of view. Still, Evernote is an integral part of my workflow.

Good old days!

Can u guide me through this? I'll do anything hat can speed things up. I have close to 30K notes and I am one of the users complaining a lot about the slowness of Evernote.

There is a thread on the subject. https://discussion.evernote.com/topic/102926-windows-client-slow/?page=2 and another one...

Please... make this software run instead of crawling... This is all I ask from now on. The features are already there.

So... if you replace the Trash tag by Archive, at least mentally, you get the Archive solution a lot of people are hoping for? Seems too good to be true.

This is exactly why it is interesting, from my point-of-view. And they can be restored to be fully featured again. Do they lose their tags and other meta-data?

Did not think about it! Yes, it seems to share a lot with the EN trash.

With the recent updates (6.16.4), slower than ever. Many minutes can pass by while I wait. I had taken off the firewalls workaround after a Windows new installation but I'll go back to it.