TerDale

I use Workflowy.com for collapsible outline information and can save exported portions of it to an Evernote note.

My preference is that Evernote stay slim and focused.

Let 3rd party entities address the more esoteric requirements.

Didn't know Workflowy, checked it, and I must say that it is exactly what I was thinking of. Moreover, it is implemented in a very intuitive and natural way.

Don't think it would really make EN more complicated or "fat" if implemented as done by Workflowy (WF), or even slightly differently as in WF it is by default. Also, FMPOV EN and WF serve very similar purposes: notes taking, so can't get why such a feature wouldn't be adapted to EN while it is for WF...

Hi dlu,

I understand your arguments, but as you say it can be very useful in some cases, and is clearly addressed to "power users". So, why not propose it as an option? I mean, like checkboxes, anyone who doesn't want to use them is not forced to, but if one needs it, she can.

TIA

Hi,

A feature I miss in Evernote for Windows is the capability to hide some, less important, parts of a note. The idea would be to have the possibility to set a block of text as collapsible, thanks to a little - in front of the block, that would turn to + when collapsed, thus allowing to expand it if needed. Of course, the current state of these blocks (collapsed vs. expanded) should be saved with the note, and restored when the note is displayed next time.

What do you think?

TIA