jola16

This topic here wasn't about how to use "true" checklists. I really like them, and use them a lot. The topic/problem here is that a "Shareable link" doesn't display these "true" checklists. As you saw for yourself, they are instead displayed like a bulleted list. I.e. this is a bug, and it causes a lot of problems and confusion when sharing notes.

At first, I though @agsteele was wrong..., but then I tested and saw the difference between using a "new" checklist and using the "old" checkboxes. The "new" checklist is not displayed correctly in a public link web page, while the "old" checkboxes are displayed correctly. I have added these findings to the public test I created for a support ticket in September last year: 2022-09-19 This is a test note for checklists PS. In the Windows desktop application, the "old" checkboxes have a green border while the "new" checklist boxes are gray/black. PS. It's tricky to not automatically convert the "old" checkboxes into a "new" checkbox-list...

Yes, that may be relevant on Android, but the original post was: Checklists (in the latest version of Evernote) have stopped displaying in shared notes. I updated today, and the checklists still don't display correctly. It's very important when sharing notes that checklists are displayed correctly. I paid for 12 months last week, but discovered this bug today as I shared some notes and got some very confused questions in return when they couldn't see the checklist items. This is not a "showstopper" bug, but it's definitely a "high priority" bug as it makes Evernote quite unusable for sharing notes (and that's what I want to do multiple times per week).

The Calendar widget in Evernote somehow tries to display the time in a Swedish local format, but fails miserably. Some examples are "9:00 fm" and "2:00 em". In Sweden we always use 24 hour format and we never use "fm" or "em" when specifying time. I.e. Those regional settings are totally wrong. I'm curios to know from where Evernote have gotten those? 🤔 PS. This is NOT from the regional settings in Windows. There it's set to 24 hour format (HH:mm) and there are no "fm" nor "em".