jbrevernote

Very 1999 AOL!

This warning is generated following all links from the Web client. Will it persist? Hope not.

I'm sure there are valid reasons, etc., just switch to opening the user's default email. It's not an obscure feature -- it's sending notes, a core function.

If there is no coherent solution, I'd rather the "Email" feature open my default email app with the contents of the note pasted in -- this is what Wunderlist does. Google Keep shared notes don't go to Spam at all. Either way, this is an app whose user base is a lot of contractors sharing information and I can't just have 50+% of my correspondence landing in spam folders.

This is the problem. Emails I share by the "Send Email" feature are filtered by spam in a majority of recipients' email systems, including many Gmail. I can't be calling around to dozens of clients and asking them to check their Spam folders.

Notes shared by email are filtered as spam by Gmail and major web services. This renders sharing virtually useless for me unless I cut and paste. I realize I can set a filter on my own email to avoid this, but not the many clients and colleagues with whom I wish to share. Is there any solution to this?