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There's plenty of room in my sidebar for additional "recent notes". Recent notes are the most valuable shortcut for me. Can we configure the number of recent notes to keep in the sidebar, please? Currently it seems to be set to five, which leaves a lot of unused space in the sidebar. Thanks. I've been an evernote user since the company was two people with a booth at MacWorld in SF. -
I have a large number of Notebooks (100+, one for each client I work with) and am constantly jumping between them on a daily basis. On the sidebar, I have to scroll up/down to find the notebook I'm after. I'd like to be able to just click into the sidebar on any random notebook and start typing and have the sidebar scroll and highlight the closest match. Just like you can on a folder list in Windows/MacOS. It would make life sooooo much easier. A keyboard shortcut to move the active screen area to that sidebar to begin typing would be nice as well.
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I find it cumbersome to have to switch to my tags overview whenever I want to move a tag in my sidebar. Because I have one nested tag for 'Active Projects' and one for 'Inactive Projects', and it would be much easier to manage these when tags can be edited directly in the sidebar. Thanks! -
I'd like to suggest an improvement to the usability of the Shortcuts entry in the sidebar - it took me a few attempts to work out how to use it. This problem is that this is the only sidebar entry that doesn't do anything when you click it - instead, you have to use the tiny grey arrow to the left to expand a menu entry. This is not at all obvious given the behaviour of all the other items in this menu. Can I suggest that clicked the text of the Shortcuts text either expands the menu directly, or shows a list of shortcuts in a similar manner as clicking the Tags entry? -
Prior to version 7, Evernote supported hiding Recent Notes in the sidebar. Version 7 only allows an all or nothing choice with hiding Shortcuts and Recent Notes. Linking those 2 as a single toggle does not make sense. Setting up Shortcuts is an intentional activity. I wouldn't set them if I didn't want to use them. Recent Notes is not the same. I don't want to see them. Ever. Please restore prior capability. -
I used some command once I think that closed my sidebar. I reopened it, but now every time I bring up evernote the sidebar is closed by default. Anyone know how to fix this? Edit: It's a mac -
Just upgraded to v7 (MacOS), and noticed the following sidebar behavior. With the disclosure triangle closed, you can still select the top-level item (like Notebooks, or Tags), and the middle panel displays a full list of child items. But if you try to select Shortcuts with the disclosure triangle closed, you cannot do it. Seems like the behavior should be consistent, and it would certainly be helpful.
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Can I add more than five notes to the "Recent Notes" section of the sidebar?- 26 replies
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Would be great if Saved Search were elevated to a Sidebar item. The current implementation on the Mac is inconvenient and, in many ways, broken. The Mac application limits the number of viewable list items and provides no way to scroll. In comparison, the iOS app's list is fully scrollable. As part of adding to the sidebar, would be be great to include: 1. nesting saved searches 2. add ability to star/favorite searches to display at the top of the list 3. provide Evernote- and/or community-produced searches to highlight/increase the value in the feature.- 2 replies
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Hello, I have been frustrated by the inability to remove the "Notes" category from the sidebar. If I go to View > Sidebar Options then I have the option to show or hide every category except Notes. I organize everything into notebooks, so the separate access to all notes is superfluous. Please consider letting me hide Notes as an option. Thanks -
Nesting tags is a great organizational feature but it would be much more powerful if selected tag hierarchies could be added to the shortcut sidebar just as nested folders are. I know you can see them in the Tags Sidebar, but if you have thousands of tags, which I do, it's impractical. It would useful, say, to drag an "Action" tag hierarchy, with a dozen tags, to the sidebar and be able to collapse and expand it to access the individual tags. This seems so obvious, I'm wondering if it's possible and I just can't see it. Any ideas? -
Hi there, It is very frustrating when I create a new note (in a notebook with many notes) and the note snippet does not appear in the sidebar -- instead, I must either scroll or search to view the note snippet. The user should automatically be taken to the note snippet in the sidebar once created. I hope this makes sense! It would make duplicating or moving the note MUCH easier. -
I use the split-screen functionality of my macbook a lot... pretty much, constantly, and evernote is always up on (at least) one side of my screen. But, every time I do this, the sidebar minimizes. It doesn't completely hide, but it narrows to the point where all you can see are the icons (notes, notebooks, tags, etc...) and I have to manually open it back up with my mouse. This process is often glitchy, for whatever reason, and frustrating in general. It would be nice to have the option to disable this auto-reduction or even to be given a keyboard shortcut that can quickly counter t -
I was just minding my own business trying to be clever, thinking I could export a list of tags. Without testing it using only a few tags first, I tried dropping all my tags onto a note in the sidebar. I guess it must have been a shortcut to a note, because the result is that there are 164 tags in the sidebar shortcuts list. Not a train smash. I could manually delete them one-by-one, but if there's a quick option it would be good to know it. I tried closing Evernote, editing the .plist file at ~/Library/Preferences/com.evernote.Evernote.plist, then opening Evernote. But it has no effe
