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Dang, that sucks. You'd think they would at least have a confirmation window for importing by double clicking a file... Thanks for the answers

Windows 10. I accidentally clicked on an .enex file in a folder.

Hi, I accidentally imported an .enex file, and I'm hoping there's an easy way I can undo that? The newly imported notes aren't considered recently created or updated, so there's no easy way to find them all at once for deletion. I imported about 70 notes into a notebook that already had 190.

I don't have access to previous versions, I'm on the free plan. Later today I'm going to do a free trial to see if it synced. If the free trial lets me open tickets I'll also do that to see if there's a way to prevent this in the future.

Two times in the last two days, I've made additions to a note, only to come back later and find that some of it is missing. Both have been the same note and both times it's been important content that is now just gone and seemingly can't be brought back. How can I prevent this? I've been using and loving Evernote for ten years and have been incredibly patient with the app being redone, but this is bad enough that I'm seriously considering switching to another program. I feel like I can't trust Evernote now. My app is up to date. My phone software is up to date. Both times this happened I made sure to hit the little check mark in the corner to sync the data, like I do every time I make changes to a note, and went out of the note back into the main note selection screen. Is there any possible way to get back what was lost?

Is there a fix for this yet?

For the way I use evernote, I really need this change. I move notes around and re-tag regularly and this kills my flow. If it can't be changed wholesale, it should at least be an option.