BrianP_

On 2/4/2023 at 12:07 PM, PinkElephant said:

It is wrong you can’t do anything about it.

Get yourself a menu bar manager (I use Bartender, that costs a dime), and decide which icons should always show, which on demand on a second level (popup menu strip below the notch) and which to avoid.

You can’t solve the problem by asking every app to make its icons optional, and there are too many useful menubar tools to believe this strategy would ever work.

Solve it for all icons at once.

P.S. MacOS allows for many OS-generated icons to switch them into the control center, or hide them at all - that‘s another useful trick to reduce the number of menu bar icons.

Yes, when apps are compliant with the OS they run on, then it should be this easy. Either app preferences or system preferences. An "option" to disable/remove. Why are you defending this negligence. The ability existed in a previous version so, bring it back.

On 12/4/2021 at 11:57 AM, PinkElephant said:

The helper may be useless for you, others like it and use it. It is the fastest way to grab a screenshot, for example.

Since there are many icons, it makes sense to install a menu bar manager. There are free ones, I use Bartender 4 which costs a fee.

The helper may be useful for you, but clearly many peeps agree (self included) that it is not. Hence the need for an "option" to disable the feature and installing another piece of software for the sole purpose of removing the Evernote helper is a ridiculous suggestion.

Evernote?? Looks like this has been dragging on for a while. 

Hello,

When attempting to change password or enable/disable MFA from within the Evernote app, I am directed to the web for login for this activity. Not a problem except I use the app on my laptop and on my phone and do so with a free account. Only two devices allowed to sync. After I'm directed to the web to change my security settings, I must deactivate a device (my laptop or phone) in order to complete this since the web (browser) counts as a device.

This used to just be a PITA, but I see that there is a countdown as to how many times that I can do this (deactivate a device). Not sure, maybe it was always there, but either way... if we can't change our security settings in the mobile or desktop apps, then there should not be a need to deactivate a device in order to do it via web. 

Suggestions:

1. Don't give us access to our notes when redirected to the web for settings not available in the apps.

2. Provide access to these settings in the apps

I look forward to your response for this issue. It is an issue.

Thanks, -Brian