nasha_london

I agree that the web version is so similar to the desktop client app that I rarely bother using the app these days. Following Pink Elephants advice I'm using a separate browser solely for Evernote (Safari for everything else) and I can have multiple tabs/notes open there. The separate browser neatly brings all my Evernote stuff together

I recommend Pink Elephant’s solution of multiple tabs in Chrome or Firefox web browser. I tried exporting my entire Evernote database to One Note and it was pretty disastrous. I just couldn't get used to the completely different navigation. And, as you say, the tabs are used differently. The import messed up all my historical ordered filing so I eventually abandoned and went back to Evernote web. I rarely use the client application these days (except on iOS together with Scanable) as that is a very good experience for my use

I hadn’t thought of that....Thanks for the good advice.

Thanks. That's useful for everyone to know and is a good workaround that I use. My remaining question is why this isn't possible in Safari which is my main Mac browser? Any ideas as to why multiple tabs is restricted by Safari?

I couldn't agree more - PLEASE bring back multiple tabs - either in Safari or the Mac application. It seems so odd to me to ask Mac users to use another browser. Evernote are promoting easy linking with drag and drop so I create index pages with links out to relevant content. Now, I can only have one note open at time which is super frustrating.