When the recent survey came out I was somewhat excited about providing feedback about what I would like to see.
Instead, I was treated to what seems to be an hour long marketing survey, designed to figure out which of several "shiny objects" Evernote seems to be pondering and whether I would pay more for those shiny objects - including a whole lot of things I really don't care about at all.
I am quite pleased overall how Evernote has transformed over the last few years for example:
Contextual Formatting (and simplified font choices)
Embedded help
Added dictionary (but how can I do other languages?)
Modernization of the UI
This is enough to keep me going with Evernote.
However, the survey seemed to go off on some other tangents and I am totally confused about who the suggested features are even relevant to.
Since I was given no opportunity in the survey (maybe if I spent an hour to do it) some things I would like to see:
Fix the antiquated navigation - back should be back and forward should be forward regardless of tags
Add hyper links to parts of notes - maybe even something radical like a Table of Contents
Be able to link to Tags / Notebooks etc from within a note
Tables that can scroll and have headers - maybe even something radical like sort
Enable some sort of automation / plugins
Have some sort of real library of REAL SOLUTIONS - is there a reason every last Evernote user has to create their own personal system for tracking their media usage and problems X Y and Z that have been resolved by thousands or not millions of other users - this is a large topic, but generally speaking, why is everyone trying to implement the same things over and over again? What would a library of complete solutions look like vs. this is your todo template or your calendar template?
Some of your features are just broken - the web clipper is pretty useless and just butchers a lot of pages - maybe you should just dispose of it? (That has to be hard to code)
Thanks!