alba63

My needs are not complex: multi platform online storage of web articles grouped in topics. The web clipper is basically good, but it's bad capability to automatically recognize in what folder a clip will fit best bothers me every time. The suggestions have been abysmal for many years. And yes, I would welcome really new useful functions in Evernote, a true evolution, not just cosmetic GUI changes that I would have to pay for with an upgrade. Which I will not do. Try to open the iPad app without getting harrassed by never ending suggestions to change the surface BUT ONLY if I upgrade my "Plus" subscription.

Evernote was a good approach from the beginning, but it has been lacking real evolution over the years. Stagnating more or less... Systems like Notion are way over- complex for me, it is like spending more time with organizing everything rather then just doing everything. Not for me.

Me too I was a bit shocked when I first opened the new iPad version of Evernote. All in all, too much experimentation, not clear and simple enough, and NO, I do not want to change my start page. The new app is sloooow, cluttered view etc.

Apple Notes gets better every year, but is not quite there yet (no web clipper in particular), but it is streamlined, intuitive, simple. All which Evernote is less and less. The art is not to add plenty of new features, but to add useful features that are simple to use. Which is why I never really started to use Notion - you have to have a PhD to understand it.

Already I put most of my stuff in Apple notes, because it is so simple and easy to usw. & totally integrated into the Apple Ecosystem. Which Evernote is not. The only thing I really got used to is the WebClipper which alone has been a reason to stay with EN for years now.