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Can you also delete all the posts of PinkElephant ? It looks like his only contribution is to be condescending, disrespect people, tell them that their problems are not real and imply that they don't know how to use a computer. Are we sure that this guy is not paid by a competing company ? It seems that he is trying to give the worst possible image of this forum and Evernote in general.

Mate the computer was burning below...

You would not have been concerned if you had had the data of the screenshot constantly, 5 days in a row ? (solved now)

Quick update following my discussion with the support team: They suggested that I rename the folder "Evernote" into "Evernote.old" in the "Application support" folder (I suppose that deleting the folder would have had the same impact). When I opened again the app and logged-in, a new "Evernote" folder was created, which I guess is a bit like forcing a new, clean installation. This did not solve the problem, the CPU was still used like crazy and the computer was still overheating. They suggested to wait a bit and try to install the app again if things were not improving. I actually did it immediately, by logging-off (+ choosing the option to erase data from my device), deleting the app and re-downloading it, not from the Evernote website this time but directly via the Apple store (does this make a difference ?). The problem seem to be solved now!!!

I'm in touch with the support, let's see what they say. But honestly I don't see what I could do, seems like a bug of the new update...

I'm having the exact same issue with my M2 MacBook Air (with 16GB RAM). I've already tried to log-off, restart etc but nothing worked. Honestly that's a massive problem, the computer is constantly overheating and if this is not fixed I will have no other choice but to stop using Evernote.

Any follow-up from the team ? I'm facing the exact same issue. Evernote consumes very often more CPU than Google Chrome opened with 20 tabs...