Frank Hamilton

In the process of migrating off Evernote after more than 12+ years because of this issue, I finally figured it out. There is a corrupt note somewhere in my inventory of notebooks. I manually exported all my notebooks to .enex format so they could easily be imported back. I then manually did a bulk select all in each notebook to export the notes in .html format so I could import them into Google Docs which is not a great solution but worth it to resolve the keyboard latency issues in my Evernote setup. After confirming that my notes were available in Google Docs, I started deleting my notebooks in Evernote. With only ~5 notebooks remaining in Evernote I decided to see if the latency issue had resolved itself and much to my delight, it is gone. ISSUE RESOLVED! I would be willing to work with Evernote support to identify where the corrupt notebook/file exists so they could solve this problem for others. You can likely fix the issue by exporting your notebooks to .enex format. I would try 10-20% at a time, then delete those notebooks. Within a few tries you should be able to identify which notebook has the corrupt file. Good luck.