jchurchi

No, it's definitely not. All modern operating systems already take care of this with their own warnings. And you seemed quite confident that it only checks "whether you have 5% disk space available" and yet I get it at 6-9% available. And others much more. Clearly Evernote is doing it wrong. What's supremely annoying is that Evernote will jump to the front of other apps to give this completely useless alert. AT LEAST GIVE USERS A WAY TO TURN IT OFF.

This appears to be a bug + poor UX. I have 60.5 / 1tb which is over 6%. Further, it's not the job of Evernote to be checking my disk space, and definitely not appropriate to be jumping to the front to tell me that, interrupting other work or presentations. Photoshop will warn me of low scratch disk space while I am using it, because it works with large amounts of data. Evernote just works with a few MB of text. At least provide a way to turn this off the first time it happens - big button "don't warn me again"

When pasting formatted text as unformatted, Evernote does not advance the cursor. For example, I'm going to copy this text from Visual Studio Code, but not the end. I'm NOT copying any EOL character (\n, whatever). In Evernote, create a bullet list. The paste it with cmd-shift-v so that only the plain text is pasted. OK... but the cursor is at the START of the line. If I now type "test" then the letters appear at the front of the line. What if I go to the end of the line and paste unformatted again? Yep, cursor is still in the front, not the end of what I pasted.