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  1. Yes, oddly. It’s how Apple organizes such things. I don’t know why. I don’t think it’s an actual copy of the files in your Documents folder.
  2. The very important difference here is that if files are stored on your local hard drive, you can have incremental local backups of them (on the Mac, using Time Machine).
  3. I've switched to Obsidian. There’s a stiff learning curve, as you have to install and configure various plugins to get something like an Evernote-like experience, but it’s all individual, human-readable files, so backing up and restoring is very easy.
  4. This is true of imports, not just pastes. For instance, this happens when I import from getliner.com.
  5. Yes, but is there any way to do that without writing an app? I asked how to do this with Shortcuts in several places with no response.
  6. Aha! There is a way to export ENEX on iOS! I thought I had seen it! Go to the Note Info window of any note, and an “Export Note” link will appear, allowing you to email an ENEX file of the note. Whether this will help me in writing my Shortcut, I have no idea, but at least I know it exists.
  7. Yes, but I'm writing a Shortcut to import Evernote notes into Obsidian.md, so importing is not a problem. I just need to be able to access tags somehow.
  8. Not for my present purpose. I'm writing a Shortcut that exports single notes from Evernote to Obsidian…but I can't get Tags, which is frustrating. So does anyone know any way to extract tags from a note? Location data would be nice too.
  9. I'm confused. The article showing how to export notes in ENEX on iOS is off the point of whether it was possible to export notes in ENEX on iOS?? Well, regardless, it was once possible. And it is no longer. I don't remember what happened when you did it; did it not work well? If not, who cares what the format description says. One is "a number."
  10. Yes, it was once possible. https://www.igeeksblog.com/how-to-move-evernote-files-to-apple-notes-on-iphone-mac/ And yes, if I was wanting to export all of my notes elsewhere, I would do that on desktop. I'm not quite ready to do that; I just want to export individual notes, with metadata, on iOS. There doesn't seem to be any way to do so.
  11. I don't want to use a desktop client. I want to export my notes, with metadata, on iOS. So not only has Evernote made things worse, pushing people off the platform, it has made it harder to get off the platform. Nice.
  12. But it exports as HTML now, not ENEX, so you lose all metadata.
  13. Right. That’s why I’m asking if there’s a way.
  14. I can’t find any way to export ENEX files on iOS. Is this one of the things they removed in version 10? Is there a workaround.
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