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  1. Can I take it from this that as an Android 9 user, I can revert to Evernote 8 without all of that faff if I don't like Evernote10?
  2. Came across this thread because I'd like to try out android v10 for the sake of having checklists synced to my phone (and a scratchpad in my Android launcher desktop would be useful, if that's a thing), but am aware that there have been issues around logging in if downgrading again. Before I take the leap, does anybody have any updated comments on the latest Android version? Is it still bad in 2023? For those of you failing to log in on legacy, maybe you can try this - It sounds like the company might be blocking your IP for "suspicious" activity (i.e. for reverting to legacy). If you do then please report back on whether it works or not so others know if we can try out v10 safely.
  3. Does anybody have the change-log for Windows version 6.25.3.9348 (and/or know of any improvements it brought/issues it created)? I've been stable and happy on 6.25.1.9091 for some time, thinking it was the latest legacy version, but recently saw 6.25.3.9348 and wondering if it's worth it.
  4. Does anybody have the change-log for Windows version 6.25.3.9348 (and/or know of any improvements it brought/issues it created)? I'm stable and happy on 6.25.1.9091 and wondering if it's worth it.
  5. Thanks again to both of you. I think I will want to use a "proper" solution in the future but for the moment, free is the way! I've set up Microsoft SyncToy to copy the entire folder (listed at Evernote/Settings/General/Evernote Local Files) one-way across to another location on the same spinning disk, where this destination is synced automatically to OneDrive (which should handle versioning automatically in the web client). So not far from the Acronis option. My notes are largely text, so even after much of a decade, the .exb is fortunately still less than 1gb. All I stand to lose now (unless I'm mistaken) are changes made between each manual SyncToy run (which requires Evernote to be closed). I'll maybe some time see how this gets on with Windows Task Scheduler to invoke SyncToy, or just accept the cost of a commercial package.
  6. Thanks again guys. After this little scare, I'd appreciate a few more details if you have the time though please. Requirements and assumptions: I am on Evernote Windows 6.25 and will remain either on this (or possibly the "last good version" in Linux - I imagine probably Windows 6.25, using Wine) until I hear anything positive about "new" Evernote. I will keep a copy of the 6.25 installation in case Evernote ever forces an update. I want, if possible, to have a backup taken automatically at regular intervals (possibly keeping the N most recent backups). The backup will only ever be used in the situation where I irreversibly lose important notes and want to wipe the slate clean (e.g. clear my entire database, uninstall, reinstall and then use the backup to regenerate a recent copy of the database). If I ever had to do this, I'd like all notebook and notebook-stack structures to be restored, as well as internal-hyperlinks and tags (ENEX sounds like an absolute last resort and would create days of work when restoring) Questions: Can Windows Backup backups be used in this way? ...or even some slightly more brute-force approach such as manually copying a folder to an external disk? How about OneDrive/Google Drive, if set up to only copy one way from my PC to the cloud? What files/folders exactly should any of the above approaches copy? Do you have any experience with cloudHQ (specifically, the free version)? Do you know of any other route through e.g. the IFTTT Evernote plugin? Thanks for your help! Please don't use your time researching any of this that you don't already know! There seem to be some older threads on backing up, but links within them saying "this has been explained well in another thread" are dead and take me to the forum home. The info I can find focuses largely on ENEX files and says to avoid OneDrive (I imagine because they assume two-way sync), but I am personally only interested in a doomsday solution (backup, not sync) which will maintain, as a minimum, my notebook and stack structure.
  7. I just deleted a very important notebook on Evernote Windows 6.25. I then created a new notebook with the same name and restored all of the notes from Trash into it. After clicking sync a few times, my account seems to have used no extra data. Does this mean I "got away with it"? Is this problem fixed so seamlessly that Evernote doesn't even know it happened? Or can I expect some nasty surprise, such as conflicts in every note next time I open Evernote on Android?
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