McEwan

I may have stumbled across a solution to the high CPU usage, at least for me (Windows 11 user, as per my previous post), posting here in case it helps others who don't have a workaround. I disabled "check spelling while typing", quit and restarted Evernote, and noticed I was back to an appropriate CPU usage (<1%). Re-enabled the setting (it's handy 🙂), been about 45 mins and CPU usage is still perfect and stable when I'm using the app or not. YMMV!

Windows 11, fast desktop (Intel i7-12700, plenty of RAM) - one of the Evernote processes sitting at around 13.7% CPU usage for over 4 hours now. That Evernote process has used over an *hour* of CPU time so far, the highest usage by a mile - I'm not using the machine for anything intensive today, but just compare to Outlook's 55 seconds for comparison - and Outlook isn't exactly optimised). Tried fully uninstalling including all cached content, databases etc and re-installing from Microsoft Store. No change.