AnonymousSquirrel

I mean, it's absurd. It's an extra annoyance EVERY time I click a link. I have an entire note full of links that I created to follow up on a topic, and as I go through this note and click on every link, I have to either right click to open in new tab, or click and take an extra step of approving myself to go to my own link. What purpose could this possibly serve? The only links that are in my Evernotes are links that I put there myself. It's not like these links are coming in from 3rd parties and might be dangerous. It's not like I can't easily hit the back button in my browser to return to Evernote. And so, the only conceivable purpose of imposing an extra barrier, which can never be turned off, EVERY time I click a link, even if I click 20 links in a row... would be to discourage me from leaving Evernote. Probably there is some business metric at Evernote that measures how much time users spend on the site and some "brilliant" product manager thought that making it a little harder to do every time would help drive that metric up. I really can't think of any other explanation. Can you?

What's a good alternative to Evernote that doesn't do this to its users? It's a little ridiculous that I put links into Evernote, because, you know, I want to be able to click on them later. But apparently Evernote doesn't want me to be able to do that???