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I'm a legacy Evernote Plus subscriber whose subscription cost will be increasing by 49% to CAD $73.49, effective my renewal date of May 29. Last year, the Evernote subscription cost went up only 5% on the renewal date, from CAD $46.99 to CAD $49.34. And as many of you are aware, the cost of some annual Evernote subscription plans did not increase for several years. In a recent Twitter exchange I had with @EvernoteHelps, the account, in answer to my question about how much notice the company would provide paid users whose subscriptions would cost more on their next renewal date, indicated that users should receive an email notification 14 days beforehand -- please see https://twitter.com/evernotehelps/status/1628138450284122124?s=20. I never received such an email notification last year, but perhaps many users have. If you go to the Billing section of your account, you should see a notice about the price of your current subscription plan increasing on your next billing date -- I did, at least, on the mobile app; your mileage may vary. My concern is that many users, not accustomed to checking the Billing section months before their subscription renews, may find themselves scrambling when finding out only two weeks beforehand that their subscription cost will be going up significantly. Knowing now that I have more than 3 months to think about this, I do not see my situation as dire.

If one's Chrome Extensions show that the version of Evernote Web Clipper being used is 7.2.1, what might be responsible for Chrome not updating to 7.3? Any steps I should take? Thanks in advance.