Cristiano478

Mike P gave good ideas. The truth is that we don't know when and if Evernote will implement this in V10, so if this is really important to you, it might be a good idea to start testing other applications that meet your needs.

I also miss the color option but it was something small that makes little difference to me in practice. I've been using the v10 since launch and although there are really things missing, I'm already completely used to it. I don't find it as slow as they say and practically everything I need for my flow is there. I am satisfied!

I didn't say he's right. But I think that being offended and responding back only makes things worse. Ignore him. If he says something bad, don't respond.

Is changing the note creation date to reflect the date of the PDF document really necessary? Why?

Pink Elephant is a bit of an ***** in the way he talks despite telling the truth. I don't think you should take this personally. He's like that with everyone here.

I don't know the keyboard shortcut to do this in Evernote. Evernote's text editor is very simple compared to native writing programs like Google Docs or Word, so I imagine that this really doesn't exist. I just know that it is possible to move the bullet points using the four dots symbol that appears on the side as shown in the image below.

Option 1: Open the link wherever you are using Evernote, whether in the app or on the web Option 2: Always open the link on the web.

As I said before, with this new update it's as if there were two home screens. This way, it would be better to have an option in the settings where the user could choose which home screen they want: the traditional one with widgets or the new one.

I understand. I also usually save links for later reading, but I use another app for this called Raindrop.io. It's very simple and effective. It's worth checking out.

v10 on Android was terrible when it launched. It has improved a lot in the last few months and today it is ok. I recognize that compared to the legacy version it is still slow and I don't know if it will ever reach that speed and fluidity.

The limit of 50 notes for free accounts has existed since November, I guess. It was reported on the Evernote website: https://evernote.com/blog/evernote-free-note-limits The strange thing is that you say that this limitation did not exist in the legacy. I thought they were subject to the same limitation. Note: To compensate for this limitation, Evernote has released access to several features that were previously only paid for: https://evernote.com/blog/14-features-for-all

It's not "if" it's "when" and the when is 5 days from now.

Guys complained so much that Evernote heard! @jrdunson @Keith63 @Ray Chiu @dbvirago @MM123 @Korben Dallas

I thought the same thing. Each new feature released means a flood of complaints. This is proof that it is impossible to please everyone. No matter how much Evernote improves there will always be a lot of users here complaining.

You're right. In this forum there are certainly many examples of exaggerated reports from both sides. A small bug is like someone died. Fanboys defend Evernote as if they were paid by it. Legacy lovers think it is the greatest absurdity on earth to turn off legacy. Everyone here is crazy in their own way

The message that appears was a little annoying at first but I've gotten used to it and it doesn't stop me from working at all. Honestly, I'm finding the reactions here very exaggerated for something so small.

End of Legacy postponed to March 26:

I'm having the same problem that started a few weeks ago. The widget only shows an even number of shortcuts. I have 7 and it shows 6. I tried increasing the widget size to wide but the problem persists. I am using version 10.80.3 Windows 10

This new home screen appeared on my Android and I didn't like the experience. There are now two home screens and one of them is hidden. It doesn't make sense to have that.

Here on my Windows 10 the same thing happens