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Yeah, touch functionality in general is missing. But this really isn't a feature request, it's a defect. Anywhere else in Windows and in other apps a long-touch will open the relevant context menu. In the previous version of Evernote a long-touch on the PDF would open the context menu. This is something that has been recently broken. I'll try updating to the latest version before opening a support request, thanks.

The new editor being used for PDFs is horrible in v6.9.7 - functionality has been lost. It now seems that to open the PDF externally you need to right-click on the PDF and select Open. However, on a touch screen where you'd tap and hold to get the context menu, this is also broken now so I have no way of opening a PDF externally on a touchscreen device. Is anyone else seeing the same issue?

I just got a similar notification for a download of: com.evernote.continuous-integration.master.allArch.14620.apk

I have an issue where I have a note that contains several lines of text. The entire last line of text is actually a hyperlink created in the desktop version of Evernote i.e. all the text on the last line is a hyperlink and there is no text on that final line that is not part of the hyperlink: My issue is that when I edit that note in Android I am unable to add any further lines of text. Trying to do so just opens the hyperlink and I can never get the text cursor into a position to add more text either to the end of the last line or to a new line. A more sunccinct way of putting this would be that it is not possible to add characters including a newline at the end of an existing hyperlink. Is everyone else seeing the same behaviour and are there any known workarounds? Thanks

I'm seeing this problem as well. If I do a screenshot clip when I am zoomed in by, for example, 110% the resulting clip is offset from what I actually selected.

Weird - I just tried an uninstall/reinstall of the widget (for the third time) without clearing data as you suggest and it is now working. I have no idea why. Thanks for your replies, though!

This issue was following the most recent Evernote app update - as far as I can see there have been no further releases so I believe I am up to date. I have already tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Evernote Widget without luck.

The Evernote Android app was updated on my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phone running KitKat on the 18th of May. Since then the Evernote Widget no longer works; it just displays the message: "We experienced an issue displaying your notes. Uninstall Evernote Widget, then download from the Market again." I tried this suggestion and it still doesn't work. I also notice that most reviews on Google Play on the 18th of May and on are from users with the same problem. I'm surprised I can't find any mention of it here, though. Has anyone else seen this issue and does anyone have any ideas on how to fix it? Thanks!

I have also noticed this: If all data connections are off - a note will open immediately.If a data connection is available but of very low quality the note (that is set to be available offline) loads very slowly. Obviously, when there is a connection available Evernote is checking to see if the server has a newer version of the note than is available on the device before it displays the note. This check is avoided if there is no connection available. Perhaps this could be handled better if there was a much shorter time-out for checking the server for updates when opening a note.

This seems to work well for me, thanks.

A quick test shows that, yes, that's exactly the problem for me. Thanks for the quick fix.

I have exactly the same issue. Once a tag has been added in the Chrome Web Clipper (whether they are suggested or manually inserted) it is impossible to delete them. For what it is worth, killing all chrome processes does not fix this issue and I have confirmed this on every Windows machine I have. All running Chrome on Windows 7. This is really annoying since it is rare that I want all the tags that the Web Clipper suggests, I need to remove some of them.