Kabluv

Thank you so much for your help! I wouldn't have been able to get this running without your help. It took me a while to figure out how to make this work, but I'm very happy to share my code, which simply must be placed inside the init.lua: vim.g.firenvim_config = { localSettings ={ ['https://www.evernote.com/'] = { selector = "en-note", takeover = "always" } } } Once again, thank you for your kind help!

Hello everyone, I hope this is the correct area of the forums to ask this question. I really love learning and using Vim for editing text, and also I love taking notes with Evernote. Having a Vim integration in Evernote is because of understandable reasons (accessibility, niche feature) rather unlikely, so I did some research for a solution to this. There is this really handy open source plugin for Neovim and Chrome/Firefox, called Firenvim on GitHub, which allows creating an instance of Neovim in place of the text input box of several websites. What it basically does is creating an overlay above the text input box which is Neovim, and after saving and exiting the text input, everything written will be put into the text box. While this works flawlessly here in the forums, it does not in Evernote web. As glacambre, the creator of Firenvim pointed out, to make Firenvim run in Evernote web: Now, as I have very little to no experience about HTML and CSS, I would like to ask if you (Evernote) could help me, and probably others to find what is required to get this running? I'm pretty sure more people would be interested in Evernote, if there was a way to use Vim controls, so I think this could be a good way to get some more happy users. I would love to hearing back from you

Hello Evernote-Team, actually, I wanted to switch from Google Docs to your platform, as it offers way more features for taking notes and organizing things. My first impression was pretty good, everything looks nice, and I really wanted to start using your service. 99% of my notes are code snippets and relating text, so I was excited about to move all my notes to Evernote... and here my trouble begun. I spent the last four hours searching for something like a plugin or any other feasible way to easily format and highlight code snippet in here. Turns out, the best option would be to install some 3rd party tools on my machine or use a 3rd party website in order to have some colored code. In my research, I found out that people requesting this feature for at least 10 years, and I think it's a shame for a market leading company to not offer such a simple thing. But maybe you are way too big and money-heavy now, and so you don't need to listen to people anymore. So, I will stay with my Google Docs, since there is a nice plug-in, which allows me to simply format every highlighted text in almost every possible language. Oh, and there definitively should be an easy-to-find-button to send direct feedback to you. Posting feedback in a forum is so 2000ish like... oh wait... just like having no syntax highlighting.