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Did you hear back anything meaningful from them?

The mass exoduses, loss of market share and even more difficulty in acquiring new customers is the result. Rest on your laurels in today's competitive world and you will fade into obscurity as countless companies have proven. Ford's context was very different and a long gone era. Ford as a company is also no longer what it used to be. No response from them still. And no surprise given it's well known issue and reported by many.

Yep and unfortunately couldn't get it to work. Thanks for trying though. Evernote and BS need to act on this. It's a known issue years old and all their competitors offer built in working solutions. No excuses left.

@mackid1993 Thanks for the write up. Couple of issues though. I had tried but the Mac was old and wouldn't install homebrew properly. And now I don't have a Mac to even try. Just exported copies of my notes in HTML/MD and iCloud backup. Yep they all have enex import options even OneNote Only one special is evernote...

Thank you. I really hope they respond and get to this very soon. Already been waiting years with no word and it doesn't seem like it's on their future schedule still either. It's like they are pushing you to go elsewhere and further locking things down instead. Legacy now appears killed too. Little surprise the general exoduses and the new owners haven't helped either.

Apparently evernote is not interested in attracting new customers with easy onboarding or allowing their current ones to easily import their notes from the main competitors or in most common formats.

Thanks. Did both and no response yet.

Doesn't change the fact that ENEX is evernotes own file format. Legacy supported importing HTML at least. Now, NOTHING is supported by default properly except for ENEX.

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't enex evernotes own format? Txt, MD, HTML it attaches instead. When most every other app has built in tools encouraging onboarding of customers from other apps I don't see why evernote is incapable of building or incorporating one itself. https://www.bitrecover.com/evernote/converter/ Great for moving out but not in.

Thanks but that seems pretty complicated. Is there a simpler method? It's 2024. How could Evernote not have a MD or HTML importer function built in? Does it still only support it's own enex files? Most everyone else naturally supports multiple import formats including MD/HTML.

I'm trying to import Apple Notes into Evernote but having some difficulty... I installed an app called exporter and it shows it exported all the files correctly in both markdown file format and HTML. However, when I try to bulk import either format it does a bunch and then spits out an error not completing the rest. And all the imports in Evernote has either the HTML or MD file as an attachment. It is not the notes directly and editable. How can I find out what the error Evernote is having is? Is there a limit how many selected files it can import in one go? Is the imported format supposed to be like that ie MD/HTML attachment? I was hoping I can just export everything from Apple notes and simply import into Evernote directly (not as attachment).

After more research it seems that if you want this in an automated fashion there is only one way. Koreader -> Readwise -> Evernote This way will allow you to export all annotations from any ebook pdf to Readwise which will then send to your Evernote. Koreader USED to be able to directly export to Evernote but it seems Evernote API change couple of years ago put an end to that. Another option is Readwise -> Evernote This is using the default built in reader. The limitation here is that it will ONLY work for official Kobo store purchased titles and not sideloaded content. October, a companion app, would allow for some sideloaded but then it's back to cable plug in.... Last option is Manual methods These involve manually exporting your annotations via plugged cable to your PC and then from there kobonotes/October/Ko highlight export plugin, to further process it into Evernote. Koreader also exports to html, markdown, text. Which you could then manually try to import yourself into Evernote. Not automated. Not truly wireless. So the only wireless and automated way seems to be Koreader -> Readwise -> Evernote. One would need to pay $8/month for Readwise to be able to use the export to Evernote feature.

So I can attach the ebook as a file to a note within Evernote? But it won't open or read it? Will it download the attachment every time I click on it or only on a new device? How can I get my notations and highlights from Kobo device into Evernote?

Evernote support any ebook file formats or have any integrations available? Would be cool to have all the notations and highlights saved directly in Evernote per ebook.

What are you switching to then?

Are there any plans for zero knowledge encryption in the roadmap? Would be great to know zero knowledge is happening and that our data would be completely secure inaccessible by anyone else.

@PinkElephant I'd take that suggested improvement As for me, priority would be on supporting handwriting to text, equations, formulas and so on similar to OneNote. So that Evernote can truly become the default native note taking app. And some tools/options, even if standalone/external scripts, to allow us to import our notes from other platforms into Evernote would be my next request. Have considerable notes on the mentioned apps with no easy or real way to import all of them easily into Evernote. Ability to add custom time reminders to a task would be next. Instead of just the 4 current options, a custom timed reminder option would allow more flexibility for the task as appropriate. Reminder sound effect would be nice too.

@PinkElephant Out of curiosity, have you always basically used Evernote or have the bulk of your notes in it? And, what improvements and new features do you want to see in Evernote?

This seems like such a critical and market share gaining feature that is missing. Imagine being able to easily import some or all of these into Evernote as part of the application!

Awesome. Do we basically need to convert things to markdown file format somehow and on our local PC then run the tool to convert it to Evernote file type and then import it to Evernote?

Is there no other way to mass export/import everything into Evernote? How does one even export a Microsoft sticky note?

What's the best way to import each of these into latest Evernote with most formatting, functionality and recognition in tact? Apple notes Microsoft sticky notes Samsung notes Microsoft OneNote

Agree to disagree.

You are entitled to your opinion as are others to theirs. No need to be antagonist or brash in your response. Your use case might not need it or benefit much from it but masses of others would. It is a clear obvious missing feature. Your example of penultimate does not apply to plethora of Android and Windows devices. Not to mention there is literally no need to do that when you can easily incorporate the function natively with no need for other apps or it's inconvenience. By that logic EN should never improve and why bring in tasks for example when tons of other apps do it just fine? Because it makes it much more attractive, centralized and convenient proposition. And developmentally they could do it easy enough considering their sketch OCR, next step in the evolution. The lag was specific to EN sketch compared native apps or OneNote on 3 different devices. Re unrelated issue and feedback ok.

Imo, Evernote needs to incorporate handwriting to text natively similar to OneNote. There is no reason Evernote still hasn't done this years later. Also, the latency lag in using digital stylus needs to be improved. It's very noticeable. Lastly, unrelated, but reminders in tasks should also have a custom time option too, not just the 4 it does now. Maybe you want a reminder 10, 15, 30 minutes before.